Inside the ultimate doomsday prepper camper van that has everything you need to survive World War 3
THIS is the doomsday ready camper van that has everything you need to survive World War 3.
The military green, 33ft long monster motor home may just be the latest top pick when choosing the ultimate survival bunker.
Weighing more than 20 small cars, the eight tonne beast holds 1000 litres of fresh water and is more than twice the height of an average man.
And the mammoth “Action Mobil Globecruiser Family 7500” could be yours for a mega £630,000.
The mobile bunker is fitted with six giant off-road wheels, making it a perfect getaway vehicle if you find yourself in the middle of a warzone.
It also comes with 23sq ft of living space, an electrical oven, microwave, a washer, dryer and a lift at the back to carry a motorbike – everything you need to survive a World War.
The massive van was designed by Austrian firm, Action Mobil, who build sturdy motor homes for the most extreme situations.
The company have described the luxury vehicle as the “perfect” family mobile home that they designed to provide comfort in the toughest of conditions.
The state-of-the-art kitchen area looks modern and sleek, so you could rest easy knowing you’d survive World War 3 in style.
Action Mobil’s motorhome also boasts a 530-horsepower engine and can comfortably sleep two adults and two children.
The Globecruiser 7500 stores enough fuel to last families days out in harsh terrains – making it the ultimate post-war survival vehicle.
And not only will the massive motor keep you safe – it can also provide hours of homely entertainment through the satellite TV.
But despite the vehicles tough, military appearance, the cosy living area includes a plush sofa with floor-level mood lighting and gives the apocalyptic bunker van a homely feel.
The bathroom of the Globecruiser includes a toilet and sink, and for a touch more luxury – it even has a heated towel rail.
Four 240 watt solar panels are fixed to the roof of the vehicle, which maintain all of the devices on board the 7500, even if you run out of fuel.
This comes after one couple took matters into their own hands and converted five trucks into motorhomes, before creating a stunning custom sleeper.
Although it may not be able to survive a World War, Larry and Sarah Hendrix’s motorhome has a full-size kitchen with a bronze sink and dark metal taps.
It also includes cabinets with plenty of space to store plates and glasses, while there’s also a wet room shower area.
They even went a step further and installed a full-size fridge unit with a door lock to prevent it from opening while driving.