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Unusual Fiberglass Motorhome Based on a 1977 Honda Civic

10.03.2026 16:48 1 min 1 source
The Autopian HRV
Unusual Fiberglass Motorhome Based on a 1977 Honda Civic
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The motorhome was built in 1985 in Indiana by Air Force veteran Carl McCain using a 1977 Honda Civic chassis. The body consists of two layers of fiberglass with foam insulation, and the vehicle retains its original engine and transmission. After restoration by the current owner, the motorhome reaches speeds of about 60 mph and is used for short trips.

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Unusual Fiberglass Motorhome Based on a 1977 Honda Civic

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