Old Campers...Let's see what you got!

Here is a Scotty that I picked up at the Auto Fair in Charlotte about 5 years ago.

 

is that an inflatable sex doll in the front seat of the Isetta?

 

My dear old '32 with our teardrop, I now need to repaint the TD to match my coupe. I really miss the '32!

 

I was searching Craigslist for something totally unrelated, and this came up:

http://csd.craigslist.org/for/1950067101.html

Pretty dang cool, I think!

 

I think that is fake. It was listed on CL here in Yuma Arizona too, like a week or 2 ago. Price seemed too good to be true.

 

Just tried to e-mail the owner and it came back as undeliverable. I'm guessing it's a fake too.

 

I like it a lot!

 

Stuw, It looks like a home built. Check it out here...

http://www.mikenchell.com/forums/

Smokey

 

Found this one on the Forum at "Rods and Sods". Looks like a vintage fire truck.

 

This one, I could certainly live in. http://www.flixxy.com/worlds-largest-car.htm

 

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And we wonder why gas is so freakin high.

 

Holy crap, that's mine!...I bought it off Ebay a few years ago...I live in Norway, bought it on ebay, flew to Houston, my buddy picks me up in his truck/trailer we drive straight to Memphis to pick it up...straightback to Texas, spend 24 hrs chekcing it over...gettin git running(original 235 6 banger), I throw my whitewalls from my '53 on there and head to Bonneville...yes, it made it. I'll try to post some pics tonight....small world...

 

My 1978 fiberglass Boler behind my Defender - reluctantly had to sell it this year to pay some restoration bills on my Porsche but it was used pretty frequently for the three years I had it.

 

Mad Max, nor Ranch Hand has shit on you.

 

This is the same truck as the one on page 6 of this thread. I don't even know that guy who must have found a pic of my truck from another website before I restored it.

'60 Safari, old sears tin boat powered by a '47 Elgin outboard


For short trips I put the '67 Galaxie camper in the back of the truck.

 

they used to make another model that had a double roof that would slide out for a canopy

 

Denvinrod,

Very nice! Beautiful classic lines. A great compliment to to your car.

Do you have any photos of the interior? And I would love to see how the rear windows turned out.

Great job!

George T.

 

What you said George. His trailer is just great! Gary

 

George, the 32 Ford in the pic belongs to the guy who I sold the trailer, I sold it not finished, He never put in the split rear window or the side trim with hiccup, it was meant to also have a swoopy fin down the centre of the roof, the Interior was all Art Deco with bakelite electric switches, Deco coach lights, etc
The rear bumper that looks like a 36 Ford is from an english Ford model 62, the wings are 49 Austin pickup, I sold it because I didnt need it anymore as I stopped going to car shows for weekends, and didnt really have anywhere to keep it when finished.
It was all built in the street in the photos! and the local council were on my case !!!

 

Here' a 63 GMC and camper that belongs to a guy I know, and my 76 Blazer (that doesn't have a hitch) with a 72 Travelaire I used to own..

 

O.K. Here is my old Airstream & Ford Woody.

 

I have an Airstream just like that that I pull with a 55 Chevy. Bump my head every time I try to get in it

 

I had the same problem, so I got this one.

 

That's a good lookin' rig right there!!

 

I was just drooling over that too Tim. I gotta add some pics of my stuff on here.

 

Just Picked up this All original 69 Dodge with Travelco "Family Wagon" conversion

 

I really like this "Model A Traveller" clone, and the pics of an original, that were posted over at the "Ford Barn". Too bad none survived. That is the filler cap, for the ceiling mounted water tank, on the roof pic. Can you imagine this with a dropped axle and a hopped up banger? Artists, we need a rendering! Here is a front view of what they were derived from.