A Moscow student (according to other sources, a video blogger) converted an Oka car into mobile housing and an office. The car was purchased for 135,000 rubles, and the conversion cost about 10,000 rubles. Inside, they placed a bed, a table, storage spaces, a laptop, and a supply of food.
The seven-day experiment in a metropolis showed that such a lifestyle is possible, but the lack of plumbing forced the use of restrooms at gas stations and shopping malls, as well as showers at sports clubs.
Specifications
- Length: just over 3 meters
- Width: about 1.5 meters
- Engine displacement: 800 cubic centimeters
The student films videos about life in the Oka and plans to travel across Russia in it.