Gypsy Chic: How a Pink Shasta Became a Mobile Boutique
Our story began on a beautiful Sunday afternoon in June in Lexington, South Carolina. We are sisters-in-law who had both…
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Our story began on a beautiful Sunday afternoon in June in Lexington, South Carolina. We are sisters-in-law who had both…
Bargman was founded in 1931 to make electrical connection products for the United States military. Over the years, the company’s…
I purchased my 1962 Oasis, Daisy, in January 2014 to help promote my business, Nacheez Dairy-Free Nacho Sauce, which is…
This isn’t a story about perfect restorations. It’s about seeing potential in old campers that might otherwise be forgotten. Hopefully,…
Rich and Debbie Hershey, owners of The Body Shop in Hollister, California, enjoy showing their 1955 Roadliner with their 1957…
Richard and Leslie Nuckolls call their 1958 Shasta “Ms. Patina.” She may not be perfect, but she is now sound,…
Margaret and Eddy Swanzy have always loved camping. While traveling around the United States researching their family history, they often…
Teardrop trailers may be small, but the community surrounding them is anything but. Across the country, teardrop and tiny trailer…
It is only 12 ft long. It still has the original wood interior & cabinets. We recently completed a repaint…