Popular Mechanics, May 1960
SOMETHING for the compact-car buyer—here’s a compact traveling van that even can be transported by a motor scooter. The trailer neatly folds away into a flat box seven feet long and five feet wide. It stands just three and a half feet off the ground. Made of Fiberglas and equipped with independent wheel suspension, the trailer can be assembled into a nifty camping van in just 10 minutes. Hinged sides that fold inward when closed up are pulled out to form the walls, complete with windows. The ends fold down from the roof. One end has a window and wash basin while at the other end there’s a door with a window in it. There are two single beds which easily convert into a double bed. Storage cupboards are enclosed beneath the beds. During the daytime, a table folds down between the beds, turning the bedroom into a kitchen. To steady the caravan while it is being used, jacks at each corner lower to the ground. A towing bar attaches the van to the vehicle.
