A Roadliner and Ford Made to Match
Rich and Debbie Hershey, owners of The Body Shop in Hollister, California, enjoy showing their 1955 Roadliner with their 1957…
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Meet Ms. Patina, a 1958 Shasta
Richard and Leslie Nuckolls call their 1958 Shasta “Ms. Patina.” She may not be perfect, but she is now sound,…
Lost in the ’50s With a 1963 Mobile Scout
Margaret and Eddy Swanzy have always loved camping. While traveling around the United States researching their family history, they often…
Tiny Trailers, Big Community: Why Teardrop Rallies Are So Much Fun
Teardrop trailers may be small, but the community surrounding them is anything but. Across the country, teardrop and tiny trailer…
Unveiling Woodland Mysteries: From Bigfoot to the Bardin Booger
The woods have long been a source of wonder and intrigue, filled with stories of mysterious creatures and mythical legends.…
Hook, Line, and Sticker: The Art of Applying Decals to Vintage Trailers
When you go fishing, preparation is everything. Your checklist might include: You’re ready, right? But imagine driving 100 miles to…
Understanding Your Vintage RV’s Fresh Water System
If you’re new to vintage RVs or just looking to maintain your fresh water system, you’ve come to the right…
A 1956 Hiawatha Known as the Little Guy
It is only 12 ft long. It still has the original wood interior & cabinets. We recently completed a repaint…
Lil’ Ms Bliss- The ugliest trailer ever seen?!
Linda Franz said she bought the “ugliest trailer ever seen!” After towing it home and having her husband, Brian, shake…