Harsewinkel residents turn old trucks into unique motorhomes

On April 26, 2026, a self-converted XXL motorhome was presented in Harsewinkel. Manfred Pelkmann turned an old horse transporter into an 18-square-meter living space with underfloor heating, a bathroom, and an outdoor kitchen. The engine delivers 170 hp. The conversion was done entirely by himself.

Manfred "Manny" Pelkmann from Harsewinkel converted an old horse trailer into a motorhome with 170 hp and 18 square meters of living space. It features underfloor heating, a bathroom with shower, and an outdoor kitchen. The XXL camper was presented on April 25, 2026.

Manfred 'Manny' Pelkmann converted an old horse transporter into an 18-square-meter motorhome. The vehicle has a 170 hp engine, underfloor heating, a bathroom, and an outdoor kitchen. Additional storage space is located above the driver's cab.

Manfred Pelkmann from Harsewinkel converted an old horse transporter into a motorhome. The living area is 18 square meters and includes underfloor heating, a bathroom with shower, and an outdoor kitchen. The vehicle attracts attention at campsites.

In Harsewinkel, Germany, craftsman Manfred Pelkmann converted an old horse transporter into a motorhome with 18 square meters of living space. The interior includes underfloor heating, a bathroom with shower, and an outdoor kitchen. The converted truck draws attention at campsites. The project is based on a truck.

Enthusiast Manny Pelkmann converted an old horse transporter into a motorhome. In Harsewinkel, he created a vehicle with underfloor heating, an outdoor kitchen, and a bathroom with a shower.

A resident of Harsewinkel converted an old horse transporter into a motorhome. The 7.5-ton MAN truck features underfloor heating, an outdoor kitchen, and a bathroom with a shower.

Manfred Pelkmann from Harsewinkel converted an old horse transporter into a motorhome. The 7.5-ton vehicle features underfloor heating, an outdoor kitchen, and a bathroom with a shower.

Manfred Pelkmann from Harsewinkel converted an old horse transporter into an 18-square-meter motorhome. The camper, based on a 7.5-ton MAN truck, features underfloor heating, an outdoor kitchen, and a bathroom with a shower.

Harsewinkel resident Joachim Reim converted a former yellow DHL delivery van into a motorhome by himself. The conversion cost around 3000 euros, and the vehicle is now used for travels across Europe from April to October.

A retiree from Harsewinkel converted an old DHL delivery van into a motorhome. The vehicle has a seasonal license plate, permitting its use from April to October.

A former postal worker converted an old DHL delivery van into a motorhome. The vehicle has a seasonal license plate, permitting its use from April to October.

A resident of Harsewinkel converted a former DHL delivery van into an eight-square-meter living space through DIY work. The project draws attention due to the unconventional use of a commercial vehicle to create a compact motorhome.

A retiree from Harsewinkel converted a former DHL delivery van into a mini motorhome. The man carried out the conversion work himself on the old parcel van, which now attracts attention at campsites.

A former postal worker converted an old DHL van into a compact motorhome as a DIY project. The living space covers eight square meters.

A former postal worker in Harsewinkel has independently converted an old DHL parcel delivery van into a living vehicle. The project includes video and photos of the self-built conversion process.

A resident of the German town of Harsewinkel has independently converted a former DHL delivery van into a compact motorhome with an area of eight square meters. The project was a self-build, intended for travels with his spouse and dog.

A pensioner from Harsewinkel converted a former DHL delivery van into an eight-square-meter mini motorhome through DIY work. The project was self-built, with his wife and dog accompanying him on trips.

A pensioner from Harsewinkel converted a former DHL delivery van into a motorhome by himself. The unusual yellow camper van attracts attention, and its creator, a former postal worker, showed the interior.