I’m tired of working on the DeSoto wagon, let’s go camping.

Getting ready for the first weekend in the Spartan. The wagon can wait.


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That's a beauty Brian, We need to do the same thing, we are just on a smaller scale. HRP

 

I have a single axle Spartan kinda like yours,mine has 2 entry doors,both have porthole windows.
Mine is rough,yours is awesome!

 

That is Amazing! Not sure what to call that, but it ain't Camping. (I think you're supposed to suffer to some degree to qualify.)

 

It's more "Staying", than, "Camping".

 

It's a Manor, like ours. They were made from '46-'52. 25', they're a very practical, usable, towable trailer. We tow with our '48 Diamond T pickup, used to with the '51 Pontiac wagon, until it's untimely demise a the hands of a distracted driver, and soon with our new '52 DeSoto wagon.

 

Very Kool !

 

I could live there.

 

LOL, I do live there, just not in the trailer.

 

What you're doing there is called glamorous camping, or glamping!

 

Very cool! Has it been restored or is it all original?

 

I'd say more "refurbished" than restored, but it's all new inside. Wiring, plumbing, has a demand hot water heater, inverter, converter, 12V LED lighting, insulation, paneling, cabinetry, and so on. I'm no finish carpenter, but it looks pretty good. We wanted to keep the original "feel", but make it our own. The original stuff was all wasted.

 

LOL, "glamping" is a LOT more "from-frou", and involves chalk paint, overdecorating, and LOTS of pink accents and fake flowers. We're not into that, but it's not roughing it.

 

Very nice campers

 

Our trailer at twilight, and me, getting ready to make the donuts.


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