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The Kom-Pak trailer combined a boat and camper into one stylish package. Read more about this unusual collectible vintage trailer.
TrailManor’s iconic folding trailers offer much more than might be obvious at first with advanced construction techniques, very light weight and very little drag resulting in a minimal fuel mileage penalty when pulling one.
Prolite’s E-Volt is one of the first of a growing number of trailers designed to be all-electric and towed by electric vehicles as well as smaller traditional vehicles. This is Tony’s review of the 2021 Roulottes Pro-lite E-Volt travel trailer.
While U-Haul is known for renting moving equipment, the company dabbled in renting travel trailers in the 1980s and those trailers are very collectible with a strong user group today. What’s a U-Haul travel trailer and where can you find one? We have the story.
One of the most collectible vintage trailers is the Holiday House. Though only a few hundred were made these iconic and stylish trailers are a hit at virtually any vintage trailer rally. Plus, you can now buy a new one that’s as good, if not better than, the original.
A story and pictures about Brena Sullivan and her 1953 King Travel Trailer “Queenie”.
The Clark Cortez motorhome was a unique, front-wheel-drive motorhome built by the Clark fork lift company. This unique vehicle was purpose-built from a steel unitized body and featured a lot of innovation.
In the 1970s Winnebago thought the idea of an RV based on a helicopter would fly. We’ve got the story on the Winnebago Heli-Home, a true flying RV that was even FMCA compliant.
The Corvair-powered Ultra Van was truly one of the most groundbreaking RVs of all time which made sense as the Corvair, too, broke a lot of new ground as well as being a stand out classic nowadays. This aircraft-inspired RV is a unique collectible that still is uniquely advanced.
In the 1970s General Motors created a unique motorhome that, to this day, is still class-leading in a lot of ways with collectors still restoring and modifying these beautiful coaches in significant numbers.
Toyota’s concept RV-2 pointed to the company thinking about creating a unique RV and sports car blend in the early 1970s. Ultimately the car-RV appeared on the pages of Penthouse magazine but not before getting a lot of attention.
Chevrolet offered their Corvair as a van and made camper kits available for those vans. Today those are rare but cool collectible vehicles.
