Extraordinary collection of campers this week. Really enjoyed them.
Thanks, Tree Mike
The pair of woodies, #1, is a real beaut!
Does the chick come with the model of the Winnie?
The ’61 Showman is pretty wild! Does the forward wheel articulate? Retract?
The 61 Showman, I blew up before posting and the front wheels seem to be in a box structure just below the main body and I would surmise a dolly system, a 5th wheel for the wheel dolly to articulate the body and a pintle hitch or a ball hitch to the vehicle towing it.
That would make sense, it’s cheaper and mechanically more sound than a retraction system.
I *did* note that the front wheels were very close to the hitch. If I’d spent more’n two seconds thinking about it, I would have realized that this was the case. I’m slow today.
Damn! I was gonna call dibs on No. ! but Igor beat me to it!!!
How would it be to look after those? Up here in Canada that wood would be a nightmare, wouldn’t it? With all the salt, snow, and slush…?
A fair weather camper and vehicle, for sure!
Ah, number 5, South of the Border near Dillon, SC. Fun little stopover on I-95.
The B&W Pics of folks out Tent Camping are amazing… although I don’t think that the American in # 6 is exactly “Camping”.
Dibs on the El Camino. With or without the trailer!
Vintage, excellent. It’s what’s for dinner.
That 50 footer would be nice but difficult.
Extraordinary collection of campers this week. Really enjoyed them.
Thanks, Tree Mike
The pair of woodies, #1, is a real beaut!
Does the chick come with the model of the Winnie?
The ’61 Showman is pretty wild! Does the forward wheel articulate? Retract?
The 61 Showman, I blew up before posting and the front wheels seem to be in a box structure just below the main body and I would surmise a dolly system, a 5th wheel for the wheel dolly to articulate the body and a pintle hitch or a ball hitch to the vehicle towing it.
That would make sense, it’s cheaper and mechanically more sound than a retraction system.
I *did* note that the front wheels were very close to the hitch. If I’d spent more’n two seconds thinking about it, I would have realized that this was the case. I’m slow today.
Damn! I was gonna call dibs on No. ! but Igor beat me to it!!!
How would it be to look after those? Up here in Canada that wood would be a nightmare, wouldn’t it? With all the salt, snow, and slush…?
A fair weather camper and vehicle, for sure!
Ah, number 5, South of the Border near Dillon, SC. Fun little stopover on I-95.
The B&W Pics of folks out Tent Camping are amazing… although I don’t think that the American in # 6 is exactly “Camping”.
Dibs on the El Camino. With or without the trailer!