It's highly unlikely today's mass produced motorhomes will even be in one piece in a few years time, let alone still being driven on the roads least travelled.
And yes, beauty is in the eyes of the beholder...
Saturday, March 7, 2015
Beautiful Little Character Motorhomes From Way Back...
It's highly unlikely today's mass produced motorhomes will even be in one piece in a few years time, let alone still being driven on the roads least travelled.
And yes, beauty is in the eyes of the beholder...
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I love those old Campers.
ReplyDeleteI did a Central Australia tour in 1987 with my sister and her partner and my 2 teenage children in a VW Combie Camper. 3 adults and a child slept comfortably inside . I slept upstairs with the 12 year old.The couple on a capacious bed when the back seats folded down.
The thirteen year old slept in a mosquito proof tent.
I also owned a 67 Combie called Lizzy and travelled extensively in it around New Zealand with my babies, me and the 2 year old on a proper bed and the baby in a cot across the back window. Curtained of course, but sadly have no pics.
I later did a "Cake Run" in Lizzy by building many shelve inside, easily available through the side door.
Jennybee
All of them seem wonderful. It would be great to spend a couple of days in each to see which is the best. That purple one is especially attractive.
ReplyDeleteHeaven on Wheels.......
ReplyDeleteI wish I had one of those parked in front of my house, all tanked up & ready to roll. I'd head for the southern border. Might take it all the way to Uruguay.
ReplyDeleteThe Silver motorhome was built by my dad in 1969 from a 1947 Ford Truck. The trailer was a 1950's Fan Trailer. Dad still has the title for the trailer but it was sold with a 1947 Ford Truck title. I would like to post a picture of it from the early 70's.
ReplyDeleteI am trying to locate the silver one with white wall tires and red rims. Anyone know where it is located?
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