#camper trailers

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Happier Camper's !

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1964

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A family camps in Woodend

New Zealand

1964

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source - https://www.facebook.com/groups/596033770497067

This is the 1938 Curtiss Aerocar Fifth-Wheel Trailer,

nicknamed the Vagabond.

Shown here attached to the 1938 REO Tractor.

The luxurious and expensive Aerocar trailer was built by Curtiss of Coral Gables, Florida, a firm also known for motorcycles and pioneering aircraft.

Nicknamed the "Vagabond" by Dr. Hubert Eaton of the Forest Lawn Memorial-Parks, it was outfitted for hunting excursions and to transport company executives on trips to inspect various real estate holdings.

Special features include a self-contained restroom and kitchen, comfortable seating for eight, cup holders, and an observation deck equipped with a speedometer, compass, and intercom for communication with the driver.

Though currently set up for day travel, the interior can be modified to sleep up to six passengers.

This dramatically styled rig was in regular use until retired by Forest Lawn Memorial Parks in 1991.

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also happy one year anniversary to these amazing van scenes!

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Trailer park

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Dixie Caverns Campground Salem, VA, 1960s

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X-Cabin 300 

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1964

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The transformation of this 1965 Avon trailer is unbelievable.

Isn't this amazing?

All the colorful accessories.

Storage under the bed.

I'm disappointed, though, that they put in a counter, but no cooktop, sink, or anything.

After stripping the walls, they were either painted over or left in their original state.

The bathroom before the redo.

After.

Making a mosaic counter for the sink.

Apparently, it was a choice not to put in a water hookup b/c the trailer is old and was designed to drain the water right on the ground. They will be installing a solar shower and bin underneath to collect the water.

The camper won't be traveling anywhere, it's an adorable retreat or guest space. I'll take it.