Trailers And Motorhomes You Have Had
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Trailers And Motorhomes You Have Had
Here's a list of trailers and motorhomes I have had.
1957 aluminum teardrop trailer (classic small sleeper)
1964 International bus (converted. It had a wood stove also)
1964 Shasta trailer (11 foot)
1980 Chevy van (converted to a camper)
1964 Ford van (converted to a camper)
1978 Dodge class B motorhome (bubble top van)
1966 Chevy camper (as seen in the Blue Bird thread)
1972 Yellowstone trailer (22 foot)
1953 Scheibout trailer (11 foot)
1979 Dodge class C motorhome (27 foot)
1973 Blue Bird bus (converted, 33 foot)
See if you can remember all the trailers and motorhomes you have had.
1957 aluminum teardrop trailer (classic small sleeper)
1964 International bus (converted. It had a wood stove also)
1964 Shasta trailer (11 foot)
1980 Chevy van (converted to a camper)
1964 Ford van (converted to a camper)
1978 Dodge class B motorhome (bubble top van)
1966 Chevy camper (as seen in the Blue Bird thread)
1972 Yellowstone trailer (22 foot)
1953 Scheibout trailer (11 foot)
1979 Dodge class C motorhome (27 foot)
1973 Blue Bird bus (converted, 33 foot)
See if you can remember all the trailers and motorhomes you have had.
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I had a 1974 Mel Mar 11' camper for many years. It rode on the back of my '74 IHC 4X4 pick up. It was great for one person for short periods. It was okay for two people if they were really chummy. Any more, not so good.
I currently have a 1978 Avion 26' LeGrande that I pull with my '65 Travelall. It suffers greatly from PO disease but is very serviceable--the toilet, A/C, and reefer work and the beds are comfy. It is more than adequate for the three of us as long as we can plug in somewhere. Dry camping requires a lot of batteries to run my invertor.
I currently have a 1978 Avion 26' LeGrande that I pull with my '65 Travelall. It suffers greatly from PO disease but is very serviceable--the toilet, A/C, and reefer work and the beds are comfy. It is more than adequate for the three of us as long as we can plug in somewhere. Dry camping requires a lot of batteries to run my invertor.
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I can't remember the years of anything (heck, I can't even remember my year)
8 foot camper of some vintage
27 foot Airstream...best pulling trailer I ever had
Skoolie....Conventional..Ford..gas, got about 5mpg....not sure there were ever pictures.
27 foot Starcraft toy hauler....pulls like a brick..I'm using it now.
40 ft Bluebird RE in conversion process
8 foot camper of some vintage
27 foot Airstream...best pulling trailer I ever had
Skoolie....Conventional..Ford..gas, got about 5mpg....not sure there were ever pictures.
27 foot Starcraft toy hauler....pulls like a brick..I'm using it now.
40 ft Bluebird RE in conversion process
1975 Ford Camper Van (made it myself)
8-foot cab over camper (made it myself)
16-ft CaveMan Camp trailer
8-foot Cabover camper for a small pickup (can't remember the brand)
15 foot older camp trailer (forgot the brand of that one also)
26-ft Fleetwood brand Wilderness camp trailer
24-foot Fleetwood brand Wilderness 5th wheel trailer
30-foot Terry Manor camp trailer
30 foot Fleetwood brand Wilderness 5th wheel trailer
1989 Ford Fleetwood brand Tioga 27ft Class C motorhome
About 15 different vintage Airstream trailers
1936 Hayes "Motor Home" 16 foot camp trailer
1960 El Rey 25 foot camp trailer (7/8 scale Airstream knockoff)
1959 Silverstreak camp trailer, about 25 feet long
1952 Vagabond 30ft camp trailer
1947 Westwood Tahoe camp trailer
one nice little woody teardrop trailer I built myself and then sold on Ebay
1949 Robinhood trailer I restored and sold on Ebay
1989 Bluebird school bus
1994 Bounder Motorhome 34ft
1995 Fleetwood Wilderness 25ft 5th wheel trailer
2004 Alpenlite 32ft 5th wheel trailer
1980 IH Ward school bus with the 466DT diesel (should have kept this!)
Probably some more I have forgotten!
8-foot cab over camper (made it myself)
16-ft CaveMan Camp trailer
8-foot Cabover camper for a small pickup (can't remember the brand)
15 foot older camp trailer (forgot the brand of that one also)
26-ft Fleetwood brand Wilderness camp trailer
24-foot Fleetwood brand Wilderness 5th wheel trailer
30-foot Terry Manor camp trailer
30 foot Fleetwood brand Wilderness 5th wheel trailer
1989 Ford Fleetwood brand Tioga 27ft Class C motorhome
About 15 different vintage Airstream trailers
1936 Hayes "Motor Home" 16 foot camp trailer
1960 El Rey 25 foot camp trailer (7/8 scale Airstream knockoff)
1959 Silverstreak camp trailer, about 25 feet long
1952 Vagabond 30ft camp trailer
1947 Westwood Tahoe camp trailer
one nice little woody teardrop trailer I built myself and then sold on Ebay
1949 Robinhood trailer I restored and sold on Ebay
1989 Bluebird school bus
1994 Bounder Motorhome 34ft
1995 Fleetwood Wilderness 25ft 5th wheel trailer
2004 Alpenlite 32ft 5th wheel trailer
1980 IH Ward school bus with the 466DT diesel (should have kept this!)
Probably some more I have forgotten!
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This should be easier than the car list..
I had a few van campers first... two VW vans and a 1964 Ford Camper van. It was the desire to stand up in my vehicles that led to motorhomes.
1963 Chevy Roll Along Class C (The Enterprise) 17ft..lived in it for about 7 years.
1969 ? Chevy Class C (maybe Rudy remembers more about this one..he helped me move into it)
1972 Dodge Beaver Class C
1970 something Class A ...didnt drive it much
1969 Ford Class C
1989 Hawkins diesel pusher
I had a few van campers first... two VW vans and a 1964 Ford Camper van. It was the desire to stand up in my vehicles that led to motorhomes.
1963 Chevy Roll Along Class C (The Enterprise) 17ft..lived in it for about 7 years.
1969 ? Chevy Class C (maybe Rudy remembers more about this one..he helped me move into it)
1972 Dodge Beaver Class C
1970 something Class A ...didnt drive it much
1969 Ford Class C
1989 Hawkins diesel pusher
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