Thanks for your friendly welcome . I got 2 old RVs 1. Tejas Pickup camper 2. 75 Winnebago Brave . I just uploaded my first picture just 2 days old, a 2 day ski trip in my Winnebago, 100 miles from my home.

Thanks for the add,Looking forward to all the ideas that ppl share .

                       Thanks again Rich.

Thank you Rich, This is the Travco 270 the first one in the Netherlands. In 2016 we realize a total restoration (interior / exterior).  I will keep the Travco group informed and asked them for information when necessary . Kind Regards Martin

Thanks Rich!

I'm sure I'll post questions as well as pictures.

Weather permitting, my hubby & I will be traveling down to Southern Ca.tomorrow (fri)to pick up a '64 Terry and bring it back the next day. It has a little wood rot from a leak, but has most of its original parts! It was a steal at $1350.00!

Thank you, Rich.  I really appreciate your thoughtful welcome note.  I am a bit nervous about all this as I have sunk $ into a 30 year old RV, but I am hopeful it will work okay.  I do not do well traveling as a rule, but the idea that I can bring my home with me is very exciting.  I am going to take your example to heart and start slowly to gain confidence in my camper, as you say. 

I look forward to being a member of this site.  I think it is really going to help. 

Thanks, Garth

Thanks Rich for the words of encouragement and welcoming me aboard. This is a new adventure for me, but looking forward to it.  All suggestions and advice will be greatly appreciated.  Ellen Pierce

LOL... I have heard that saying before Rich, just a bit different.  "Well your handier than"  " a shirt on a pocket"...  LOL...!i I wonder if anyone has written a Camper Sayings book yet?

Thank you Rich! Appreciate your welcome....

Thanks Rich!  Nice rigs. 

I dream of one day having an  early Travco built up like William Shatners with 4x4.  Right now I have a sportsmobile van -- well used.  I am looking for a travco presently. 

I love the old Broncos. 

If anyone has any knowledge on Vintage Sprite trailers of knows Jo's I might be able to locate info on them,it would be a blessing. I have surfed the net for days and  don't find a lot

Hi Rich and Thank you. I 

Todd here. I am so happy to find an active blog about trailers as opposed to the ones which were last commented on before lint was created. I have what I think is 1968 or 1969 Nomad trailer. What do you think?

Hello Rich

Thanks for the welcome. We've obtained a 69 Travco, 27ft. It's in pretty good shape, interior is nice. It set up for a couple of years so we're trying to get her running again. Just started the engine today, couple of valves stuck I think but it runs good. Also the Kohler 4 cylinder generator doesn't have spark. Suspect the magneto.  Well enough, glad to be a part of ,'Good Old RV's

Hi Rich,

We used to have a 1970's Trailblazer, we recently sold it,  and I found the Trailblazer Logo that was on the Awning.   I've placed it on an auction on e-bay starting bid 99 cents and wanted to advertise it here also.   Its not in the best shape,  but its a start for someone that needs it .  Can I do that?

We currently have a 1992 Gulfstream which is new to us, but not a vintage trailer.   We enjoy camping where it is quiet like the National Forest campgrounds,  not the developed ones.

Thanks

Fred & Laurie

Thanks for helping out Rich.I don't trust a craigslist ad unless it has a local phone number in the listing.Plus if its to good to be true it probably isn't.