A retired airplane is going to cost a lot more money than a trailer and have fewer amenities, but it's still possible to make the space surprisingly livable.
Bruce Campbell, a former electrical engineer, turned a Boeing 727 airplane into a home in Portland, and Reuters has photos of the space.
Campbell has spent about $220,000 turning the plane into a home, and he spends six months out of the year living there, according to Reuters.
Reuters explains how Campbell goes about day-to-day life in the aircraft:
He sleeps on a futon, bathes in a makeshift shower and cooks with a microwave or toaster, eating mostly canned food and cereal. A shoe rack with numerous pairs of slippers greets visitors, and he asks that everyone wear slippers or socks to avoid tracking in dirt.
Check it out:
REUTERS/Steve Dipaola
REUTERS/Steve Dipaola
REUTERS/Steve Dipaola
REUTERS/Steve Dipaola
REUTERS/Steve Dipaola
REUTERS/Steve Dipaola
REUTERS/Steve Dipaola
Others have had the same idea as Campbell, as i09 points out, and some have gone even further and built entire structures around planes.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/engineer-bruce-campbell-turned-a-boeing-airplane-into-a-home-2014-6#ixzz349ukqyN2
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