Art & Inspiration It's Trailer Time...

Here is one of the most amazing combos, a 1936 Curtis Aerocar built by Pierce Arrow and currently residing in Ontario.


Here are a couple of links to some great info on RV history

http://www.rvhotlinecanada.com/history/1931-1940/
http://www.allmanufacturedhomes.com/
Unfortunately some of the info has been deleted over the years for legal reasons.

Warren

 

Hang in there Mike,someday you might run across it again or one like it,I found one like my grandparents had,haven't made much progress but it sure brings back a lot of memories of the times I went camping with them. HRP

 

I just put my two Yellowstones in hibernation for the winter. Our weather has been so nice up till now it gave me alot of extra time on the 21fter.But all good will end and with snow and cold forecasted for this weekend I think it was time to say enough.Also it is too tough to do two big projects in the shop at one time and my sons truck won out.
Vintage campers are the nuts.Being towed with a vintage vehicle is so cool looking.When I get around to it I will post some before and after of the reconstruction.Something about taking a beat to hell thing and bringing it back to life.

 

Not mine, belongs to a local legend customiser and hotrodder here in NZ.

http://www.retrocustomcaravans.co.nz/

 

Holy Shitsky!!

 

A miracle has happened and I had time for pictures.Before and afters.Plans are opened up layout,because it will be static on the river front.Birch,alum,SS, with hammered copper backspash and sink,copper nails.
Also a picture of my smaller Yellowstone that will be for camping.If I ever get my Olds done

 

Here is a 1962 scotty I own

 

Todays picking place.I got a pile of stuff for my campers and stuff to sell.Heres one for the buying but its full of junk and is whooped