Retro Diners and Destinations
Over the years, we at Heffrons have had the privilege of working with some great restaurants and diners across the…
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The 1930 Curtiss Aerocar Camper: A Rare Piece of American Travel History
Our 1930 Curtiss Aerocar Camper is a remarkable survivor from the dawn of American road travel. Built with a wood…
A One-of-a-Kind Home-Built Tent Trailer
Every vintage trailer has a story—but few can match the heart, history, and craftsmanship behind this one-of-a-kind home-built tent trailer,…
The Mid Century Mobile Museum: A Rolling Tribute to Vintage Trailers
Paul and Caroline Lacitinola, along with their children, Angelo and Grace, are full-time vintage trailer enthusiasts. While they’re not on…
A Look Back: The Katkowskys’ Vintage Trailer Museum
For years, one of California’s best-kept treasures for trailer enthusiasts was tucked away near Santa Cruz — Steven and Jenay…
Earl: A Rare Hercules Trailer Reborn
Every vintage trailer has a story, but few are as rare—or as heartfelt—as “Earl,” a Hercules travel trailer brought back…
The 1937 Pierce-Arrow Travelodge That Found Me
It was a crisp Christmas morning in 1942 when my parents crossed the border into Mexico with their 1937 Pierce-Arrow…
A Driveway Restoration: Saving Our 1953 Terry Rambler
We’re relatively new to the vintage trailer hobby, but over the past several years, we’ve learned a lot—mostly right in…
From One Project to a Passion: How a Vintage Camper Changed Our Lives
Who knew that buying an old camper and fixing it up would turn out to be a life-changing experience? We…