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Hello New to GORV! Looking for anyone with any info on Juno Real-Lite
Hi all,So glad to have found this website! My husband and I just bought a 1984 Juno Industries Real-Lite truck camper in pretty decent shape. Found the info on here and bought a brochure off Ebay today. Really trying to figure out the construction method. Anyone know something about these old campers? Thanks and am looking forward to sharing some pics when we pick her up this week.See More
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Hello New to GORV! Looking for anyone with any info on Juno Real-Lite
Hi all,
So glad to have found this website! My husband and I just bought a 1984 Juno Industries Real-Lite truck camper in pretty decent shape. Found the info on here and bought a brochure off Ebay today. Really trying to figure out the construction method. Anyone know something about these old campers? Thanks and am looking forward to sharing some pics when we pick her up this week.
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