Learning From the Past; One Rivet at a Time
Only a few months before this article was originally published, I set my final rivet, polished the last aluminum panel,…
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1972 Chinook Camper and a 1967 F250
First produced in 1938 by Sy and Rose Mair in Orange County, California, Chinook was among the oldest U.S. brand…
Why Saved Search Alerts Are a Game-Changer for Buyers and Sellers
In today’s fast-moving vintage trailer market, the best deals don’t sit around for long. Buyers are constantly searching for that…
Copper Cabana: A 1956 Airfloat Rebuilt
Arlen Rogers of Lewiston, Idaho, found his 1956 Airfloat in South Prairie, Washington—but getting it home was just the beginning.…
An ’80s Love Story: A Wedding-Themed Weekend at Trailerfest
What do you get when 250 vintage trailers roll into a beautiful RV park, and the weekend is filled with…
The Gulley Museum Collection
David and Mary Gulley are more than just Airstream enthusiasts and vintage trailer collectors. They are also passionate about restoring…
Before It Was Vintage: A 1966 Roadtrip in a ’61 VW Bus
It was the Summer of 1966. We and another couple, our best friends, took our first major road trip not…
“Vintage campers make me happy. When I look at them, it brings me joy.”
Welcome to “Camp Tam,” where the 1964 Nomad known as “Know Me” and the 1966 BeeLine known as “Just Bee”…
Reborn to the Road: A 1950 Airfloat Land Yacht Restoration
There’s something special about bringing a vintage trailer back to life—especially one as distinctive as a 1950 Airfloat Land Yacht.…