This has got to be a joke, right? http://shltr.net/oilhome
Can you imagine anything more creepy? Oil? Oil?
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9 comments:
Hm. It's a problem when your tires leak enough air to put the whole thing off level. Better use some jack stands...
There seems to be no shortage of people with computer graphics skills and active imaginations willing to whip up any sort of alternative housing that looks like it might attract attention. My suggestion would be to ignore the most implausible and concentrate on examples that have actually been built and lived in.
It's a 'Trojan Horse' for urban insurrection, turn this one over to Sugar Ray Kelley!
http://www.dobbertinhydrocar.com/Dobbertin%20Surface%20Orbiter.html
Not as crazy as it would appear. This resourcefull fellow made his out of a milk transport tank.
I think Huey Lewis said it best:
"Sometimes bad is bad"
Probably not too practical, but a better design than above . . .
http://inhabitat.com/petroleum-tank-turned-into-futuristic-loft-sleeping-pod-and-loo/
Not an old Oil Tanker...
but, rebuild of a 1969 Dodge Chinook
and pretty snazzy...
http://vontundra.com/sip-mobile-lodge/
you could park it a truck stop.let the lot lizzards fly.
what's with the naked lady? i guess the house in an oil tank isn't eye catching enough?
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