Imaging stepping into this amazing 70s campermobile! This Chevy CK 3500 was shared recently by a fellow named Bob Mcaninch, and since he’s getting the word out about it, we thought we’d pass it along as well.
How can this truck only have 25K miles on it! Stepping into this thing you’d almost forget what year it was. Look how clean that interior is.
As Bob Mcaninch said, it’s a “1975 Chevy C/K 3500 camper special. 454 V8 25,000 miles.”
“Pack up the babies and grab the old ladies’ were go-n camp-n. At one time you saw these everywhere, now they are a relic. Who remembers the camper special trucks?”
Nice one, Bob!
Showhauler RVS
We’ve written about many types of RVs here on WheelsList, but no two RVs are the same. There are diehard fans of one particular brand or another, for a myriad of reasons. Some like the longer warranty periods, others like the customization ability, while others would rather go with a brand that prides itself on keeping their clients happy by offering updating services for their own trailers as well as other brands – this is Showhauler RV’s marketing pitch, along with the promise that Showhauler RVs tend to last longer, as they are built with a higher GVWR, allowing more weight to be pulled without more wear and tear put on the towing vehicle.
If you’re looking for a moterhome, toterhome (an RV with space to tote your own smaller vehicle or toys), or toyhauler, Showhauler has a line of vehicles that you may want to take a peek at – RVs with easier handling, longer lasting parts than your average RV. Even if you buy a different brand of RV, you can bring it by Showhauler and they’ll show you what upgrades and safety measures are available. You can choose to redo the flooring, the countertops, or remodel and go with more space instead of machinery. What’s unique about this offer is that a lot of RV companies refuse to do any remodeling, even if it’s on their own range of vehicles. However, some customers have older RVs that need upgrading, or can only afford to buy an RV that needs some work.
This, then, is for the RV owner that has a vehicle requiring some TLC, or wants to redecorate after spending time dreaming about an eventual upgrade. If you’d like to take a look at what Showhauler has to offer, you can visit them in Middlebury, Indiana, give them a call, or click through their website to learn about their conversions, remodeling services, and look in their recent builds gallery to see their latest projects. You can do all of that and more by going here.
1934 Gypsy Caravan went up For Sale
Have you ever been curious about how gypsies live?
Enough to try it out, for a night or a week, or maybe as your full-time RV vehicle? Or maybe you just like vintage vehicles or classic style. This RV unit came up for sale recently, and while the outside is interesting, the inside is what really blows you away. Imagine traveling around in this thing? With those paneled doors and cupboards and that bed?
Well, meet a 1934 showman’s wagon named “Rosie.” “Rosie would have been home to itinerant fairground workers and performers after the turn of the century when steam engines became available to tow their equipment and caravans. Decorated in original Romany embellishments, Rosie is simply charming. Fully wired with optional heat and lighting. Rosie is currently a thriving Glamping unit.”