This is without a doubt in my mind, one of the nicest that I’ve ever seenyour Spartan is fantabulous! Sent from my iPad using H.A.M.B.
What's the inside of that 4 footer look like, #1? Sent from my SM-G955U using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
Our '62 EZ Kamper pop up... currently undergoing a light restoration for use behind the '64 Falcon wagon.
This is my 62 Yellow Stone. Static. Spend much of any free time on this and river front up grades.Only away from home stuff has been the jalopy showdown,USAC Sprints and next week Lincoln, Williams Grove 2X, Then Ransomville then Weedsport for some well deserved RR. I also have a 58 Yellow Stone that needs a ton of work but that has to wait in line. 47 Olds and 55 Lone Star Boat are next. Also got my dock Torque tube Light Poles installed.
Nice spot Jim! We will be out for a visit, maybe stay for a couple weeks. Can we borrow the keys to the boat?
I will post some started with ones and how far I am with it this week. Looking forward tonight to my own bed and some sleep.
55 Lonestar, still under the tarp out back in "tent city". It goes in the shop after Hershey and the plan is to use it by summer. Not enough hours in the day.
Here's our 1958 Tour-A-Home. Built right here in Flint, MI. We're bird nerds so my artistic wife has been painting the birds we've seen on it. This pic was the first time we took it any distance...The Mackinac Bridge. That was a great weekend.
When I was a kid my neighbors had a camper similar to this that was parked in the back yard that we played in.
Great thread! I just did a 2K mile road trip in my 49 F 1 towing a 52 Bellwood canned ham. A lot of 2 lane state roads and small towns. Got lots of attention & questions. I recently sold a 65 Alladdin & a 71 Rancho El Ray, running out of room for all of them.
Not mine ... but I wish they were ... a 1962 Shasta Airflite and a 1957 Desoto Firesweep 2-door Sportsman:
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