The 1937 Hunt House Car is a pioneering, streamlined recreational vehicle built by Hollywood cinematographer J. Roy Hunt - who built the vehicle to travel comfortably during remote film shoots.  The vehicle was constructed on a 1937 Ford truck chassis featuring a bubble-shaped, aerodynamic steel and aluminum fuselage.  Hunt had an auto-body shop help him with the fabrication and built almost 50 of them over a decade.  One of the rarest production motor homes in existence - it is considered by many to be the first RV with a working shower, and also featured a disappearing toilet that folds into the wall to give the shower additional room.  For Stan Huntley - who owned one.
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