Vintage shots from days gone by!

I love all the photos of vintage trailers. I'll add one here - our family summer vacation trip, 1957.

 

Justin and Anna are Flyte Camp - since Craig Dorsey isn't doing Vintage Vacations anymore, they are my new favorites, and right here in good old Oregon. I've seen some of their work on friends trailers and it is top notch.

 

Hwy 22, outside of Sisters, Oregon - Black Butte in the background.

 

Yes they do.



BTW, Maggie
Do you know Jerry and Linda K. from Dallas?
First met them when I was a member of GM Haulers (Obsolete Fleet Chevy).

 

The one and only.

 

If memory serves, there was a bit on it in Mopar Collectors Guide magazine a year or two ago. It does exist, needs a resto, but did retain the unique 'glas parts. I think it was for sale at that time. But I'm starting to suffer from CRS, so this might be entirely inaccurate.

 

Maggie - I think you've just posted every vintage trailer photo ever taken! Love it!

 

I believe that this car is called Tweety Bird and is from Texas there is a build thread on it here on the Hamb.

 

I have 955 photos and counting on my Pinterest page - I've googled vintage camping in a million different configurations.

 

Sailors from the USS Chester. No year given. From Stumptown blogger.

 

Great picture, thanks.

Anyone ever seen a Baldwin SS 427 Chevy II as listed in the showroom window? Pictures?

 

I don't see a pivot point on these. Maybe it blends in or the rear wheels [trailer?] steer ?

 

The Camfather ?

 

^^^^^ I'm sure it is.

 

I know Ed, and I don't think that's him in the roadster pickup, but I could be wrong...I often am...

 

Hot Rod magazine photographer, Eric Rickman. By the way he's in the company truck.

 

Shopping at Lloyd Center - once the largest outdoor mall in the US.

 

You got it. Knew it wasn't Ed, but went CRS on Eric...