The world's first motorhome, a 1914 Ford, was put up for auction.

The world's first motorhome, a 1914 Ford T, was put up for auction at Bonhams in the UK. Sleeping places are equipped inside the car, there is a table, a stove and cabinets. The maximum speed of the car is 48 km/h. The Ford T was refitted by the Dunton Carriage Workshop for the Bentall family, who founded one of the world's first chains of shopping malls. The first motor home drove around Britain until the 20s, then the van was abandoned. In the early 70s, it was found and restored to its original state. The lot is worth 20-30 thousand pounds. The auction will take place on September 10th.