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Hütte Hut: camper with suicide doors

30.08.2026 11:45 1 min 1 source РУС
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Hütte Hut: camper with suicide doors
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California-based Sprouting Sprocket Studio unveiled the Hütte Hut, a teardrop camper with suicide doors that open the entire side wall. The wooden body is made of marine okoumé plywood, with a canvas roof and aluminum frame. It measures 4.27 m long, 2.03 m wide, 1.8 m high, and weighs 408 kg. The standard configuration costs $63,900. The model never entered production.

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