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     Funny, I would have thought this would be made by an American company
                                        
Despite the title “Living In A Garbage Truck [1]” (link via L. M. Orchard
[2]), it's not—it's a Unicat [3] (a VXL 16HD [4] to be exact), a highly
mobile home on wheels (whose gas consumption is measured in “gallons per
mile”) that has a bit more oomph than your traditional Winnegago [5] (if you
are viewing the pictures on the garbage truck page [6] and wondering where
the windows are in the exterior shots—the top folds down when driving). 

I especially like the EX70-HD / MAN TGA 6x6 [7], which includes a small four-
wheeled bike stored in the back of the vehicle. 

[1] http://www.loqu.com/living-in-a-garbage-truck/blogs/angelia-1290
[2] http://decafbad.com/accum/#entry-5155042342b03c3a7fc2d531fe354ff6
[3] http://www.unicatamericas.com/vehicles.html
[4] http://www.unicatamericas.com/photos_vxl.html
[5] http://winnebagomotorhomes.com/
[6] http://www.loqu.com/living-in-a-garbage-truck/blogs/angelia-1290
[7] http://www.unicatamericas.com/photos_ex70.html

Email Sean Conner at sean@conman.org

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