Jüchen, Germany – August 1, 2014: 1950s Volkswagen Transporter T1 with a vintage caravan. The car is on display during the 2014 Classic Days event at Schloss Dyck.
Stupidity knows no bounds…
8 thoughts on “Camping Saturday”
1st pic background: it looks like someone cut a Pinto in half to make a trailer.
Good catch! I do believe that’s a Pinto wagon.
Ya know, now that I looked at it closer I believe you are right. I used to own a pinto wagon and the engine crapped out and didn’t want to rebuild it. I thought about removing the front clip and making a small sleeping trailer when I went out for a weekend fishing instead of pulling my bigger 5th wheel trailer. Never got around to it, life and an extra kid interfered when it showed up…
There’s NO WAY on God’s Green Earth I’d take a long trailer on the beach. What an idiot, he’s about to have a houseboat…
So you would take your Beaver on the beach at the water mark?
Did you catch any fish from your amphibious caravan?
How is my trailer amphibious? That in the local parlance is called a 5th wheel trailer, and no I never get that close to the ocean, I stay above the High Tide Mark. My trailer is called a travel trailer, hitched to a ball off of the rear bumper, not a king pin in the bed of the truck. Did you read the latest comment I made at UnF’s?
Wouldn’t take it PERIOD.
Total axle weight of 24,000 lbs on the back axle.
I’m Old and Slow, not STOOPID.
1st pic background: it looks like someone cut a Pinto in half to make a trailer.
Good catch! I do believe that’s a Pinto wagon.
Ya know, now that I looked at it closer I believe you are right. I used to own a pinto wagon and the engine crapped out and didn’t want to rebuild it. I thought about removing the front clip and making a small sleeping trailer when I went out for a weekend fishing instead of pulling my bigger 5th wheel trailer. Never got around to it, life and an extra kid interfered when it showed up…
There’s NO WAY on God’s Green Earth I’d take a long trailer on the beach. What an idiot, he’s about to have a houseboat…
So you would take your Beaver on the beach at the water mark?
Did you catch any fish from your amphibious caravan?
How is my trailer amphibious? That in the local parlance is called a 5th wheel trailer, and no I never get that close to the ocean, I stay above the High Tide Mark. My trailer is called a travel trailer, hitched to a ball off of the rear bumper, not a king pin in the bed of the truck. Did you read the latest comment I made at UnF’s?
Wouldn’t take it PERIOD.
Total axle weight of 24,000 lbs on the back axle.
I’m Old and Slow, not STOOPID.