Built during World War II, former US Navy and FAA DC-3 was modified to a motor home. The derelict aircraft was moved from Rolla, Missouri to Michigan in 2019 and mounted on a truck chassis. The owner kept as much of the original aircraft as possible, using engine cowlings for front fenders and moving the air stair door to the right for an entry door. The vehicle is registered as a Class A motor home that can be driven in 50 states.

K25 slide scan. Built 1944 as R4D-6 17291 for USN. Disposed off as N2757A, N9052Z. FAA N67 1966, reregistered N25 1973, retired 1977. Linn Tech College, MO N51938 1978, most probably used as instructional airframe. Maples Aviation Co 1980, Baron Aviation Services 1982. Almost certainly not flown from 1982 but used for spares at Rolla-Vichy, MO. Becoming very derelict until 2019, when the front fuselage was converted into motor home.