THE world's most 1970s motorhome has gone up for sale with an avocado bathroom suite and wood panelling.
The 1972 Ford C-750 Camelot Cruiser is up for auction with Bring a Trailer and the bidding is currently at $120,000.
The 1970s are famous for distinct design trends and they're found everywhere on this amazing motorhome.
It starts on the outside, with a head-turning two-tone green paint job with gold coach lines and lettering.
But it's inside the Camelot Cruiser that will make you feel like you're stepping back in time.
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There's wood panelling everywhere, yellow curtains, velvet furnishings and patterned tiling.
It carries on in the bathroom, where you'll find an avocado-coloured sink and toilet, patterned wallpaper and a cream shower.
Much of the interior is also covered in a fetching green deep-pile carpet.
It's not short on luxury, though; the shower is a walk-in job, the kitchen is like the one you'd find in a house and there's a proper double bed too.
But perhaps the most amazing thing hidden away is a pair of matching snowmobiles.
They're stored in a garage area at the base of the trailer and are painted in the same two-tone green as the motorhome itself.
Apparently, the truck and trailer started life separately but were fitted out and painted by Edler & Company of Skokie, Illinois.
The motorhome is up for sale in Florida and the hammer falls later today, so be quick if you fancy it.
