Sustainable Camping: Powering Your Vintage Trailer with Solar Energy
What could be greener than camping in the woods in a Vintage Trailer powered by the sun? by Adam Blair,…
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Calamity Jane: The Mobile Flower Shop That Nearly Broke Me
Meet Calamity Jane, my 1965 travel trailer—named for her stubborn resistance to becoming the chic little flower shop I envisioned.…
1957 Aljo Time Capsule
Some campers are more than just trailers—they’re time capsules, carrying decades of memories, adventure, and history. That’s exactly how we…
Southland Trailers; circa 1952
Photos and story by Bob Rigg The owners Earl “Matt” Mathison and his wife Maudie lived upstairs over the factory…
A Sisters Lil Sassy Shasta, a 1964 Continental
Hello! I sure am enjoying the Vintage Camper Trailers glossy magazines! They are easier to hold and read when sitting…
Double Ender Spartan Steals the Show
Vintage Trailer Coach Restorations (owned by William and Kelli Ward), found this Spartan Manor in a suburb of Portland, Oregon…
Old Tin Can: A 1948 Kit Companion Turned Mobile Kitchen
By Savannah Clark In 2013, my husband, Brad, and I stumbled upon a 1948 Kit Companion in Spokane, WA. With…
Tow and Tell: Share Your Vintage Trailer with VCT
“Tow and Tell”! Just like the classic “show and tell” from school days, this segment invites our subscribers to showcase…
Vintage RV’ing is a Family Tradition
By Dennis DeNoi Do you remember how you first got involved in camping? I think it is safe to say…