I never new there was a museum or hall of fame for RV, but there is one in Indiana. I don't know if we would ever make it that far east, but I like the history. http://www.rvmhhalloffame.org/
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Interesting.
It looks like there is a "popup" in the pic with the road. It looks like there is a traditional popup on the back right and then one that looks like a TT but has canvas sides.
Matt O 2006 Skyline Nomad 27' travel trailer. Previously owned 1986 Coleman Columbia / 1992 Coleman Senecca / 1989 Born Free Class C RV.
Good catch. I missed that when I first looked at the pictures.
Click on the pic for a larger view.
1955 RANGER FIBERGLASS POP-UP -- RV Collection 25
Gift of Robert Howe, College Park, Ga.
Less than 200 ever made by Hille Engineering of California . First all fiberglass body trailer. Unique slide out rear bed. Upper bunks and wooden support sides are owner modifications to make unit fit his family.
And that's a '54 Shasta right next to it.
Here's a link to the whole inventory:
http://www.rvmhhalloffame.org/.....euminv.cfm
And whenever anyone says Motorhome, this is *always* the first thing I think of (sorry, no thumbnail):
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Some older guys in my town had a "motorhome" like that. They used to camp in it with their family when they were younger and then I heard when the guys started to drive they took it to a lot of concerts in the 80s and would tailgate with it.
Matt O 2006 Skyline Nomad 27' travel trailer. Previously owned 1986 Coleman Columbia / 1992 Coleman Senecca / 1989 Born Free Class C RV.
This is an awesome link, just went through every pic on the hall of fame web site totally amazing!
There is a 1970 Winnebago camper very similar to 1967 in the pic just down the road from me been sitting in a tire center parking lot for the last 3 years the business had closed long ago. I bet if anyone was interested in a very cool ( but costly) restoration this would be a neat project. I express my interest to my DW every time we pass it (like 3 times a week) But her answer is always the same you buy it and you can live in it! I am not really worried about that. Its my neighbors I would have to be concerned with they would all have a poop hemerage if i parked that thing on the side or rear of my property her in NJ where we pay way to much in real estate taxes and not allowed to do anything on our properties we want. 🙁 I will take some pics of the Winnebago this week and try to post them. in case anyone wants to make the owner an offer.
By all means, if you're ever in the area, it's worth a stop. We visited last summer. It's located right off the Interstate exit, so it's very convenient. Some of the units you can walk through, others you just peek your head in. There's another secton that has about 5 brand new RVs on display. Upstairs, there is an extensive reference library & info about the individuals who have been inducted into the Hall of Fame.
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