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…
Category: Trailers
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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…
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…
The Bunny Box: From Mountain Dreams to Coastal Glamping
It all started with my love for the outdoors. Over the past year, I’ve spent nearly every weekend exploring the…
The Aristocrat with Cabin Comforts
Katie Wiley, the owner of Stagecoach Detail and Design has recently renovated a 1971 Aristocrat Lo-Liner. “The Cabin” has been…