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1 month agoWe had one configured like this in our midwest USA yard in the 80s. It’s wild that they went unchanged for that long. And, like other commenters, my siblings and I would make it walk up and down the yard. It was about the only thing that could get us to cooperate.
National Homes Corp., Lafayette, Ind., began production in 1940. The houses were prefabricated in panels on an assembly line. At that time two bedroom models were $2,000-$2,400. Three bedroom homes were priced at $2400-$3600. They filed for bankruptcy in 1991.