Vintage RV, (powered)anyone built one?

Camper/car hauler candidate

 

This 38 ford. Mmmmm

this dodge is nice. The price?

 

They didn't even let me ride the short school bus...

 

Don’t care what they put on the front, riding the short bus was never cool

 

Same as any class 101, you may be with the cool kids but it came at a price later on

 

I love driving mine

 

Driving the short bus and riding the short bus are two completely different things!

 

Riding in mine is fun.
My students have a blast cruising in it

 

Mmmmmmmmmmmm

 

I really like this!^^^^^ Have thought about doing something similar with my '51 Ford COE.

 

Supposedly a “factory” or coach build up for auction.

 

I smell the patchouli from here.

 

One of these grafted ti a COE cab

 

A convertible one

 

Wow just came across this thread ….. you guys find the coolest, weirdest shit (especially @anthony myrick ).

@Roothawg , my simple suggestion is that if you’re going to spend much time in your vintage RV, think about what you will do when you park it for the night. You may be well served to be able to either unhook the tow vehicle from a trailer or unhook a towed vehicle from a motor home and run to a local store or sightseeing location (a cycle may suffice too). It’s hard to park a motor home at Safeway.

My opinion comes from years of RVing in OT rigs. The wife and I are currently about 1/2 timers.

Can’t wait to see what you come up with.

John

 

Well, Ive got a bus and old step van but the really cool stiff belongs to other folks.

 

Saw this today awaiting the Hot Rod-A-Rama show in Pendleton, OR. A couple out of Kelowna, BC built it.

John

 

this one has sit at a local bank for decades.
Could make a nice camper

 

That’s cool