>>25605 wow.. great old photo!

Here's another fully restored. One was auctioned for 4 million bucks. They had a 90 gallon fuel capacity and a six cylinder engine. Top speed...45mph.

>>25596 I thought it was a bus for passengers. Wrong again. Here's a side shot. That's Oral Roberts (traveling evangelist) preaching out of one he bought in 1960. It's rumored it wound up in Central or South America.

>>25598 It has lights so they can iron at night.

that thing on top is a combination surfboard (for the guys cruising through California) and ironing board (there's no reason the woman should just be sat in the passenger seat doing nothing. ;)

Read an article about this a couple of years ago in a classic car mag. GM toured America with a fleet of these called the Parade of Progress. There was no A/C, and the drivers would cook in warm weather in the little glass cockpit. They had dual front wheels, and would regularly pop the seals on the power steering box. It's funny the stuff you remember......
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GM_Futurliner

Cool pics on the suggested link.
Wonder what that 'raised' thingy does. It has lights. They must have had A/C in this thing (no windows)

>>0 looks like a warp nacelle of the enterprise!

It looks like a mobile Diner!