Black Friday got you down? Anxious to avoid the holiday crowds? What you
need, then, is a house on wheels. Yes, sell that boring ol' house on a
foundation and put your money into mobility, maybe something like a 1938 Curtiss Aerocar.
Built using a 1938 Chevrolet 1-ton truck cab and chassis, Standard
Carriage Works constructed an attractive ash-framed body which included
a large storage area behind the driver's compartment. The rear sleeping
quarters and 4-cylinder generator found on the Reo (the first
streamlined fifth-wheel tractor built in 1938) were not included on the
budget-priced Chevrolet tow vehicle.
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