It's all finished! About six months ago we first had the idea to turn an auto-rickshaw into a bed. And last night Muffin slept in her auto-rickshaw bed for the first time.
It arrived in two pieces on two autos:
The pieces were unloaded and carried up the stairs:
Some parts that were supposed to be bolted were in actuality still welded, so we were stuck here for about half an hour:
But eventually it was all in Muffin's room and ready to reassemble:
She moved in her blankets and stuffed animals:
And then she was ready for bed:
The guys did a great job on the restoration and painting. You can see all our photos of the process here (auto shopping and restoration) and here (moving it inside).
"I want a second auto," were the words that greeted me after nap time this afternoon. Sorry kiddo, we love it and it was a fun project, but only one auto per lifetime.
It arrived in two pieces on two autos:
The pieces were unloaded and carried up the stairs:
Some parts that were supposed to be bolted were in actuality still welded, so we were stuck here for about half an hour:
But eventually it was all in Muffin's room and ready to reassemble:
She moved in her blankets and stuffed animals:
And then she was ready for bed:
The guys did a great job on the restoration and painting. You can see all our photos of the process here (auto shopping and restoration) and here (moving it inside).
"I want a second auto," were the words that greeted me after nap time this afternoon. Sorry kiddo, we love it and it was a fun project, but only one auto per lifetime.
4 comments:
THat is TOO COOL! I want one too!
That is awesome!
this turned out amazing! if you don't mind my asking, how much did it end up costing all together??
Good work I like this post very much.
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