Abstract: An expandable camper body for use in a pick-up truck, consisting of two units, a front unit fastened to the side rails and truck body and a back unit movable so that when fully extended overlaps the truck's tailgate so as to provide a full size camper, the back unit being designed to telescope into the front unit, the upper tail gate locks to the sides and the lower tail gate swings down and locks to the truck's flatbed so as to provide a camper and/or a pick-up truck as desired.

Abstract: A pivotable bucket comprising a built-in housing containing a rotatable earth moving mechanism secured to an elbow-type power boom of an excavator or vehicle having hydraulic power thereon. The earth moving mechanism is adapted to dig earth both in a horizontal and lateral direction and to force the diggings out of the upper side of the bucket in a continuous controlled flow. The earth moving mechanism is activated by the power plant of a carrier vehicle.

Abstract: This invention of an amphibious air track vehicle consists of five major assemblies. There are two equally spaced and parallel floatable elongated bodies each of which is encompassed by a belt having a plurality of extended space, parallel and laterally disposed floatable cleats; and drive sprockets which rotate the belts about the elongated bodies. Rotation apparatus for the belts is contained within each body; and a plurality of buoyant wheels each having low pressure tires thereon; and secondly wheels being mounted end to end on a single axis to form a floatable box-like wheel unit, there being two separate boxlike wheel units, one at each end of the vehicle and positioned laterally between each of the floatable elongated bodies; and lastly, a body structure that forms a top deck, rectangular in form, that extends over top of both the two floatable elongated bodies and their belts and the two box-like wheel units.