A mechanic from the UK has built a campervan, which has just 4ft of living space - making it the world's smallest mobile home.
The wacky invention dubbed the cramper van relies on pedal power to pull it along and has room for four seats, a stove, a sink, a table and a bed, the Sun reported.
Constructed by Dorset custom car fanatic Andy Saunders in two weeks for 1,000 pounds, the van is a mash-up of an old Bedford Bambi van and a Butlins-style pedal cart.
One of the seats inside the van folds down over the two-ring hob and sink.
The roof space extends out by 2ft 6ins, providing just enough room for a small bed.
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