Vintage RV

Anyone out there that might shed some more light on the 20th Century/Glendale/Citation connection to this little 'fix-er-upper?'

The iconic Golden Falcon, like so many other vintage RV’s, has a rich legacy of history and many passionate followers.

Whether a Serro Scotty or not, this little Sportsman trailer looks to be in great condition, with lots of amenities. 

The Lodestar motorhome generally came loaded with just about every conceivable option and amenity that an RVer might want.

The Signature Series ranged from 28.6 feet long to a huge 36 foot long, and that’s a lot of motorhome.

Here’s an interesting vintage RV photo we received from a reader — he calls it a Chevrolet Conestoga. 

This 1962 20^th Century Travel Trailer may have been produced at one Glendale’s early manufacturing facilities in London, Ontario. 

RVwest reader, Thomas Carver, is restoring a 1975 Vanguard trailer and is looking for advice on sourcing parts from fellow readers. 

The Skamper line was known as the SunKamper line in Canada, based out of Paris, Ontario.

Despite some setbacks, Bigfoot is once again producing a full lineup of fiberglass trailers and campers, based at the company headquarters in Armstrong, B.C. 

When the 1970’s and 80’s RV boom hit North America with it came the creation of motorhomes and camping trailers of every size and shape.

The Rialta’s decade of production has left a rich legacy and many passionate fans who continue to own and operate the popular Class B units.

Like so many travel trailer manufacturers of yesterday, it would appear that Glendale had a colourful history and legacy as well.

Evidently, the Road Ranger travel trailers were one of the Kit Manufacturing Company’s most popular lines.

The iconic Shasta travel trailer has been a common sight on roads across North America since the 1950s. 

Years after the company’s demise, the Chinook RV still remains a recognizable icon on the road today.