Terry Classic V22...cool!

GWolfe wrote:
I really like the floorplan and looks of this trailer, there was one at our RV show last year. One huge drawback was the measly payload, it was well under a thousand pounds. Too bad they didn't put another axle under it.

Agreed, they could have made it a tandem and not spoiled the retro look. 5700 lbs GVWR is awfully heavy for a single axle.

downtheroad wrote:
Agree....very 50ish....until you see the interior.

X2. The interior is completely modern. Doesn't seem to fit...

DutchmenSport wrote:
Here's one we saw at Potato Creek State Park in Indiana, near South Bend, Indiana, October 2016. This was one of the many campers there from the group, "Sisters on the fly." I'm glad to see these are having a come-back. There's really something about the old style campers that just can't be beat. I couldn't figure out if this was a remodel of an old one (if so, it was done beautiful), or if it was new. Either way, it's really impressive!

Very cool! Is that a sewing machine on the table??

I really like the floorplan and looks of this trailer, there was one at our RV show last year. One huge drawback was the measly payload, it was well under a thousand pounds. Too bad they didn't put another axle under it.

I like it! I think it would have looked better if they skipped the alloy wheels and went with old school steel with moon hubcaps....

Cargo capacity is small and would prefer two axels but the looks are great.

Here's one we saw at Potato Creek State Park in Indiana, near South Bend, Indiana, October 2016. This was one of the many campers there from the group, "Sisters on the fly." I'm glad to see these are having a come-back. There's really something about the old style campers that just can't be beat. I couldn't figure out if this was a remodel of an old one (if so, it was done beautiful), or if it was new. Either way, it's really impressive!

Very cool looking trailer.

I spent quite a bit of time in my grandparents '63 Terry TT... didn't look anything like that - especially on the inside.

Rob

It reminds me of a 50's era travel trailer.