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In British Columbia, Canada, an unusual house on wheels has been built on an old International 4800 truck with four-wheel drive. Owner Kai bought it in 2013 and over five years converted it into a home of 18.5 square meters, initially calling it "Ugly Truckling".
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In British Columbia, Canada, an unusual house on wheels has been built on an old International 4800 truck with four-wheel drive. Owner Kai bought it i...
In British Columbia, Canada, an unusual house on wheels has been built on an old International 4800 truck with four-wheel drive. Owner Kai bought it in 2013 and over five years converted it into a home of 18.5 square meters, initially calling it "Ugly Truckling".
Canada — fuel prices
Updated: 08.08.2026
Regular
$1.24 /l
CAD1.73 · €1.08/l
48 of 140
cheaper than 66% of countries
Midgrade
$1.40 /l
CAD1.95 · €1.21/l
33 of 93
cheaper than 66% of countries
Premium
$1.44 /l
CAD2.01 · €1.25/l
10 of 25
cheaper than 64% of countries
Diesel
$1.60 /l
CAD2.24 · €1.39/l
80 of 141
pricier than 56% of countries
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