Hunt was a pioneering American recreational vehicle, built by J. Roy Hunt of Los Angeles. Unlike most motor vehicles of its era, it was powered by steam, using two high-pressure cylinders coupled to a flash boiler of Hunt's own design. The vehicle, described by its maker as a "house-car," had a 121-inch wheelbase and an overall body length of 18-1/2 feet. It seated five passengers and offered sleeping accommodations for…