I wish I could afford this rig

MrNoodly · Nov 15, 2019

There's a telescoping Citroën HY van for sale by Hemmings. Former ambulance, former food truck. The rear half can be left behind.

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Only $45,000.

https://jalopnik.com/this-collapsable-citroen-hy-van-is-a-solution-to-a-prob-1839890994

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/citroen/hy/2341098.html?refer=blog

Qxxx · Nov 15, 2019

Wow oh wow. I wonder how it handles on the highway? I assume the 3rd axle at the rear is free-wheeling. Will it grind on the corners?

MrNoodly · Nov 15, 2019

It's front wheel drive, so all the rears are free-wheeling. The stock rear suspension is independent, so I imagine the pod's is the same. I don't know whether there's any scrubbing, but I'm guessing it's no worse than a twin axle trailer.

maki2 · Nov 15, 2019

Be careful what you wish for! That would be a major headache of a van build to accomplish. You are so much better off with a simple life

ckelly78z · Nov 19, 2019

Gives new meaning to the word FUGLY ! I can't imagine the middle, or rear sections could handle much weight, or bulky items, fun to look at, not so much to live with.