Caboose, Fuselage, Gas Station

Season 2Episode 460 minMar 31, 2013
Caboose, Fuselage, Gas Station

Not everyone lives in a tract hoe - or wants to! Tour some amazing home conversions from around the world including an old caboose and a historic red mill. Can you imagine living in a fuselage? What about a gas station? A fire station makes an excellent living space as does a church, and even a hayloft! Some homes have an industrial past including a fur factory, and an auto body shop. One family made their home in an old paint warehouse, while another couple renovated a Mexican restaurant into their new home. You won't want to miss these incredible transformations from old, historic structures to modern, luxurious homes!

Caboose, Fuselage, Gas Station has aired on Mar 31, 2013 at 9:00 PM
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