Vintage RV

This cute, compact mini-truck camper caught our eye last spring—it's called the Citation Supreme and this one is mounted on a Nissan mini-truck. 

Better known for its lineup of travel trailers and campers, Vanguard also dabbled in the production of Class A motorhomes.

Penticton’s former Trav-L-Mate Industries had an eventful and colourful history in the raucous world of RV manufacturing back in the 1970’s and 1980’s. 

Recently we came across another big “K” unit, which we now understand is a Kustom Koach, proudly made in Canada.

Exploring the beautiful backcountry of B.C. is fun and easier in a vintage RV 

Here's another colourful vintage RV story about one of the many Canadian companies that dabbled in the RV business over the last number of decades.

Forgotten and languishing in a parking lot, we believe this old motorhome is a Bendix Lifetime. 

The Dodge Travco was king of the industry for two decades, before Winnebago came on the market. 

These motorhomes were built with the vacationing family in mind. 

The Boler was produced from 1968 to 1988, and 2018 is the 50^th Anniversary of the little egg-shell trailers.

The Pace Arrow motorhome was once considered the 'cadillac' of recreational vehicles. 

The story of PreBuilt Industries and the Scamper travel trailer starts way back in 1944 in Lethbridge, Alberta. 

Still in production, the iconic Airstream trailer has proven to be a resilient brand, with the first trailer produced in the late 1920's. 

These distinctive, shiny silver classic trailers have a dedicated, almost cult-like following.

Welcome back to our popular vintage RV column—after taking a few weeks break, we're back with a vintage RV mystery of sorts.

After last week`s Vintage RV column featured J.J. McColm`s Boler-Chevy combo unit, we received a bit more info from J.J. and some great new pictures too.