The first Coachmen RV products were manufactured in 1964 in a 5,000 square foot plant in downtown Middlebury, Indiana.
This week we are featuring a classic 1977 Triple E Motorhome – or a “5 star hotel” on wheels.
Introducing the ultimate way to store, transport, and use everything you need to cook in the great outdoors.
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Travco enjoyed a large market share of the budding motorhome market. Its success played a part in the demise of more established makes such as the Corvair-powered UltraVan, and opened the market to lower-cost makes such as Winnebago.
All generations of the B-series van feature similar construction, with only small variations from era to era.
These motorhome units harken back to the early to mid-1970’s when the big three automakers were making a concerted effort to get into the motorhome market.
The Vogue motorhome sports a rich and colourful history, as do many RV manufacturing enterprises in the RV sector.
The reality of renovating and living in a vintage camper, and why we gave it up.
The GMC motorhome was the only complete motorhome built by a major automobile/truck manufacturer.
Kate Jaimet's dad, Jim Jaimet, put his years of woodworking to the test and created a teardrop-shaped wooden trailer this summer.
Myrtle, a vintage 1964 Travco motorhome, gives owners Capri Rasmussen and Jason Auch the chance to do a little glamping in true '60s style.
Patty Kolesnichenko and her family enjoy retro RVing. Their very first camper, a Boler, whet their appetite for a life of vintage camping.
Everything old is new again when you rent an RV reminiscent of the last century from Retro RV in Saskatchewan
This clever RVer took on a challenging restoration project to give her family the best camping trips possible.
David Woodworth, a noted RV historian, is currently on an American tour to promote the 100-year anniversary of RVing, and he is doing it in style.
