How Our 1962 Avalair Became Lounge a-Go-Go
With six kids, we spent countless nights tent camping, making memories under the stars. But as our children grew up
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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.
The Lutes Coach: A Vintage Treasure with a Storied Past
In the world of vintage trailers, every restoration holds a unique story, and the Lutes Coach is no exception. With
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Since 2011, Vintage Camper Trailers Magazine has been a beacon for enthusiasts of retro camping culture, capturing the essence of
A Sweet Beginning: Restoring Grace’s Cotton Candy
On a warm July morning, the dew sparkled like diamonds on the prairie grass as we crested a hill near
Make It Mid-Century: A Pioneer in Mid-Century Restoration Materials
Since 2015, Susan Halla has been designing and manufacturing materials for the restoration of mid-century homes, and her business, Make
The VCT Magazine’s First Issue Cover Trailer; a 1953 Superior
This blog post takes us back to the very first issue of Vintage Camper Trailers Magazine in 2011, when the
Dive into the World of Vintage Trailers
For vintage trailer enthusiasts, few names are as synonymous with the lifestyle as Paul and Caroline Lacitinola. As the publishers
Rallying Without RV Park Amenities: How to Make It Work
Imagine hosting a vintage trailer rally in a city park with no hookups, minimal restroom facilities, and no showers. Sounds