Trailer Couplers: Is it necessary to replace yours?
The coupler is the metal piece that actually connects your trailer to the tow vehicle. Once the coupler is permanently
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A Time Capsule on Wheels: Restoring a 1934 Covered Wagon Trailer
When the RV/MH Hall of Fame in Elkhart, Indiana needed to find a new home for a pair of duplicate
The Rusty Ritz; Swanee Owens 1972 Lark
I am a member of a group of camping women called Sisters on the Fly. I became a member about
Steve McQueen’s Quiet Legacy: The Story Behind His Chevrolet Camper
Frank Bullitt’s car was a 1968 Ford Mustang 390 GT 2+2 Fastback. The bad guys drove a 1968 Dodge Charger
Replacing the Electric Brakes On Your Vintage Trailer
By Tim Haworth A few years ago I decided to replace the electric brakes on our 1950 Aljoa Sportsman. I
Vintage Camping Rally Returns to Petaluma, CA in 2026
After a long hiatus, we’re excited to bring the vintage trailer fun back to Petaluma, California with the brand-new “Farm
Exploring George’s Vintage Camper Collection
In Southern California, George, a passionate member of the Beatniks Car Club, has built an impressive collection spanning vintage campers,
Smart Maintenance Tips to Protect Your Vintage Trailer Investment
Taking care of your vintage trailer or RV isn’t just about keeping it pretty—it’s about preventing costly problems before they
A Look Back: Glamping with a Cowgirl Spirit
Back in 2015, a special group of ladies enjoyed a weekend glamping getaway in the beautiful foothills of Northern California—a