Our 86 starcraft might fit the time frame for classic but like my old 79 Ford that I had as a daily driver I would never think of either with classic titles/ plates.
(always makes me think of nice fixed up cars with special plates that catch your attention. We'd be more of the old beat up chevette with pop riveted rocker panels and the almost but not right colored hood)
This is really funny. I TOO have an 84 Columbia! Reno'd/under construction but camp ready any day.
Here's "Lady" when I found her
[img width=640 height=480]http://i903.photobucket.com/albums/ac240/wescbond08/Camper/2011-07-12122952.jpg[/img]
Here's "Lady" today
[img width=640 height=480]http://i903.photobucket.com/albums/ac240/wescbond08/CAMPER%20HQ/DSC04016.jpg[/img]
1979 Coleman Brandyewine purchase last year.
Doing a resto-mod
Done:
- LED Lights (tail, marker, task)
- NOS original Canvas
- NEW wall to wall Carpet
- NEW Cabana Awning (and carpet)
- NEW table
To be done:
- Paint -Rustolum "Recreational White"
- Recover/foam all beds/cushions (maybe make valance too-they are missing)
- Counter top referb
- Repair last year's damage (water filler port)
Future???
- Power Lift
- 110v 30amp rewire
- Roof top A/C (vers our portable ROLL up AC)
I have a 1969 Nimrod Camelot Deluxe pop up. No manuals, VIN, anything. popuphistory.com is how I identified it. It has kind of a unique lift system wherein the roof raises (using a big spring) as the bunks are pulled out, one at a time. What's the difference between classic and vintage and just plain old? LOL
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