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Have Vintage Trailer Will Rally
Over 315 vintage trailers and their owners will be participating in the 6th Annual “Trail Along to Pismo” Vintage Trailer Rally this weekend at Pismo Coast Village RV Resort in Pismo Beach, California. The highlight of the weekend is the … Continue reading
Bowlus Road Chief Back in Production
The vintage Airstream that for many define Americana has a new challenger—the Bowlus Road Chief is back. The original Road Chief was created in the 1930s by aviation designer, Hawley Bowlus (he also built the Spirit of St. Louis). Its streamline … Continue reading
Vintage Travel Converted to Mobile Art Gallery
Take one vintage 1966 DeCamp travel trailer in near-mint condition, combine it with a dose of creative enthusiasm and elbow grease, mix in the contemporary paintings of one artist, and you get the Happy Camper Mobile Art Gallery. Kristina Wentzell, a … Continue reading
Vintage Trailer Transformed into Art Museum
Three artists based in Methow Valley, Washington, that span three generations are working together to revitalize their once-thriving logging community. One of their projects involves restoring a 1951 Spartan Imperial Mansion travel trailer to display unique and experimental work from local, … Continue reading
B-52 Love Shack: An Airstream Motel
Fans of the B-52s might be inspired to roam — if they want to — all the way out to the Mojave Desert. That’s where the lead singer of the quirk-pop act has brought her bee-hived sensibility to a new … Continue reading
Vintage Camping Trailers & Retro Hobby
Residents of Cleveland, Texas, Niki and Teresa Coats, have restored vintage camper trailers for much of the past five years. This retro hobby stems from an extreme curiosity of Teresa’s, which led to the purchase of their first travel trailer … Continue reading
Vintage Trailer for the Birds
In an earlier post I wrote about the creation of vintage aluminum Airstream birdhouse trailers that are available for online purchase. If you’re looking for something besides the conventional and traditional birdhouse for your avian friends, another option is now … Continue reading
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Restoring the Shiny Hiney & Other Vintage Trailers
Spend a few miles of road time following this vintage travel trailerand you’ll soon see why it’s nicknamed “The Shiny Hiney.” The glare off the silver aluminum exterior is nearly blinding, explains Orbie Mungall having spent countless hours polishing the … Continue reading
Have Vintage Trailer, Will Rendezvous
When travel trailers first started roaming American roads in the 1920s their owners were called tin can tourists. The rolling homes were small: a bed, kitchen, and dinette in one room. Over the decades they morphed into today’s bus-sized recreational … Continue reading