Check out this unique motorhome. While I guess that it can also be considered a tour bus or hotel-on-wheels, this Rotel Tours vehicle features 24 seats and 26 capsule size sleeping areas for guests. This motorhome will, however, make you glad that your Class A Motorhome is so spacious. Sleeping areas in this unusual RV measure just six feet long and three feet high! Hope that you aren’t claustrophobic! Still, tour goers cannot beat the convenience of being able to travel to remote locations and continue to have more cushy sleeping accommodations.
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If you want to get your own hotel on wheels, even if you can only afford a used motorhome, you should definitely check into your options.
This unique pop-up camper might just be perfect for those on a limited budget who want to affordably step up from a regular tent. Called the Quicksilver 6.0, this unusual camper can sleep four people, is light weight, and has a hard top with sky lights. New, this pop up retails for about $5,499 which is less than or comparable to used RVs.
Check out this unusual RV picture of a concept from an industrial designer named Weili Feng. Named the Harmony, this is an econ-friendly RV that runs on alternative energy including solar power and hydrogen fuel cells. This RV is designed to go from land to sea as well making it an amphibious motorhome. Check out more pictures and information here. While we can’t offer you the Harmony, we can offer these other great RVs for sale.
Last month, I came across an interesting post by RV Lifestyle Experts about this strange RV seen in Arizona.
This unique RV is a Highwave Boatorhome which is made in Ontario, Canada and was introduced at the 1996 Miami International Boat Show. Then Ford Econoline Super Van front detaches to reveal the boat that comprises the back of the motorhome. One thing is for sure, this is not your typical used RV for sale! But, it is a cool weird RV just the same.
Back in September, we wrote a popular post about the Unicat RV, so we decided to follow that post up with more intriguing information about the Unicat RV. While this might not be your typical RV for Sale, because it retails at close to $600,000, it is still an interesting RV to look at and dream about.
The Unicat RV in the above video is designed to go forward in up to four feet of water and pretty much any weather conditions. The Unicat Expedition Vehicle gets 8 miles to the gallon, so try filling up the twin 120-gallon gas tanks with fuel (if you average 60 mph while driving), and it will cost you approximately $800 to fill the tank. While you might want to look in to more fuel efficient RVs if you are looking to own a motorhome, Unicat is thinking of coming out with a rental program, so it might be a fun splurge to consider renting a Unicat RV at some point. Or, just get into your own smaller version of the Unicat by checking out Used RVs for Sale.
This might take the cake as far as unique truck campers go. How about a truck camper pulled by a bike? People in some countries where vehicles aren’t as common, can get very inventive with how they transport their goods and possessions. While you probably won’t be buying a unique truck camper like this among other used RVs for sale, it is kind of fun to see how imaginative other RV-lovers can get.
Unique RV picture found on Woodalls forum from user sstgermain.
One of the drawbacks of this set up might be that you can’t protect it with a RV burglar alarm system because someone can just get on your bike and ride away.
Here is one of the most unique RV’s yet. A cross between an unusual RV and a house boat, this amphibious motorhome by Terrawind. This crazy RV can go directly from land to water, with just the push of a button. Take a look at this unique RV video showcasing the Terrawind:
If the Terrawind is a little bit too unique for your tastes, check out some great motorhomes through the RVingPlanet RV Finder.
Here is another unique RV accessory for you. This home made “propane” stove allows you to make a camping stove out of every day items like pop cans, coat hangers, sand paper, utility knife blade, thumb tacks, fiberglass, and a bottle of HEET. Take a look at the accompanying unique RV video to see how to make this homemade invention that will make you not even miss your Coleman stove! Sure you probably have a stove in your RV, but you don’t have a campfire talking point like this creative stove will give you. Get crafty and try it out!
Traveling around the country in an unusually decorated RV bus, Erika Nelson finds the largest things, takes a picture of the largest things, and then makes the smallest replicas of those things. The RV bus also serves as the museum and houses all of the smallest versions of the world’s largest things. What a unique use of a bus and an inventive idea for a one-of-a-kind attraction. Want to take your RV out and explore some of the World’s Largest Things? Here is a World’s Largest Things list.
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