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It would be a boring world if everyone dressed the same, acted the same, or liked the same foods. Fortunately, that’s not the case. The ways people enjoy camping and the outdoor lifestyle say a lot about a person’s likes and dislikes.
For example, you’re probably not a Miller drinker if you paint the outside of your motorhome with the Budweiser logo.
Budweiser RV.
Moon Gazer RV.
Roadster RV.
1937 Himsl Zeppelin Roadliner by Dave Parker is licensed under CC BY 2.0
Hanomag-Henschel Orion RV.
Citroën XM Bagagère Tissier.
Spanish Coches
Ghostbusters meets Mad Max meets…the Jetsons?
1975 Daystar Motorhome.
Only 16 of these Daystar motorhomes were ever made. Built on a Dodge chassis, the Daystar featured an all Cor-ten steel body and teak interior. Most astonishing of all? It reportedly sold for more than $70,000!
1977 Datsun Chinook Gazelle Truck Camper.
1977 Datsun Chinook Gazelle RV by Greg Gjerdingen is licensed under CC BY 2.0
1977 Toyota Motorhome.
Greg Gjerdingen from Willmar
You don’t see many like this. Although we did find one Toyota Motorhome owner who installed a wood stove in his vintage RV!
Not sure about this one…it’s got Chevy hubcaps though?
Is that a Cadillac hiding under there?
Del Rey Truck Camper.
Avion Truck Camper.
What is this thing!?
The wood-shingled fifth wheel.
Now those are some slick window mechanisms.
Could this be Goldfinger’s long-lost Avion?
Thanks for sharing Steve!
Fourth from the bottom is an Eldorado Starfire EMC Motorhome. They were built mid to late 80’s, and had a Ford 460 in the BIGGEST engine bay you’ve ever seen. There is room to climb in next to the engine to work on it. My main complaint (in my one brief visit in one) was the headroom. At 6ft I couldn’t quite stand upright, and I’d have to duck under the A/C, the doorways, and other fixtures.