Pictured: The double-decker bus converted into a camper van... with enough room to park a car inside


At first glance, the sight of a tiny 1960s car inside a bus recalls the finale to movie classic The Italian Job.

But engineer Graham Smith has no intention of dumping his small Fiat 500 over the side of a mountain.

Instead, the 62-year-old has spent 20 years converting his 1968 Daimler Fleetline double-decker bus into an all mod-cons home away from home.

Enlarge   Cunning: Graham Smith takes a small Fiat with him aboard his converted bus

Cunning: Graham Smith takes a small Fiat with him aboard his converted bus

And, amazingly, Mr Smith even factored in enough room to park his car inside the unique vehicle, known as Harold.

The father-of-four from Sible Hedingham, Essex, said: 'If Cliff Richard did it in his film Summer Holiday why can't we?'

But he admitted: 'We have had some odd looks when we turn up at camping sites.'

Enlarge   Tight squeeze: Graham keeps his car next to the kitchen in a makeshift garage

Tight squeeze: Mr Smith keeps his car next to the kitchen in a makeshift garage

Graham poses in front of his converted double-decker

Mr Smith poses in front of his converted double-decker



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