Avion truck campers - Hundreds of photos
Without going into too much painful detail, we had a mishap several week-ends ago. While working with sand bag crews on the Mississippi River, the truck and camper fell into the flood waters as a road...
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Polcat, you are an official member of the Avionista caravan. Who knew that we'd turn up a sibling like this? Send along as much info as possible. If its printed material it has to be large enough to read easily or be converted into a PDF that we can download. I've never heard of, much less seen, an Avion Mini.
I once was driving through a small town in Texas. While stopped at a light a Motovator pulled up across from me. I saw him. He saw me. Both of our mouths dropped. We waved. Then the light changed.
Never seen one again. I think I can count on the Avionista student body to agree that if a Motovator shows up in Terlingua it gets to lead the procession. And the Mini will have a place of honor alongside Argo. The jury is out on Rasta's rebuild that he carries on a trailer. I'm thinking Rasta needs to carry his motorbikes. I'm bringing my beloved Suzuki Samurai, Sweet Jane and Hula the Wonder Dog in my stock 1967 Avion.
Here's a pic from a couple of weeks ago at Capitol Basin outside of Ouray, Colorado. We're at 11,400' and about to summit. But my Samurai is really choking at this point. We didn't make it to 12,100', but it was a glorious trail. The roads around Muley Point look interesting and worth running as part of the Avion catastrophe. I'm envisioning an encampment of Avions in the background while on the desert roads there is Rasta on his bike and us in the Samurai looking like a scene from Mad Max.
I once was driving through a small town in Texas. While stopped at a light a Motovator pulled up across from me. I saw him. He saw me. Both of our mouths dropped. We waved. Then the light changed.
Never seen one again. I think I can count on the Avionista student body to agree that if a Motovator shows up in Terlingua it gets to lead the procession. And the Mini will have a place of honor alongside Argo. The jury is out on Rasta's rebuild that he carries on a trailer. I'm thinking Rasta needs to carry his motorbikes. I'm bringing my beloved Suzuki Samurai, Sweet Jane and Hula the Wonder Dog in my stock 1967 Avion.
Here's a pic from a couple of weeks ago at Capitol Basin outside of Ouray, Colorado. We're at 11,400' and about to summit. But my Samurai is really choking at this point. We didn't make it to 12,100', but it was a glorious trail. The roads around Muley Point look interesting and worth running as part of the Avion catastrophe. I'm envisioning an encampment of Avions in the background while on the desert roads there is Rasta on his bike and us in the Samurai looking like a scene from Mad Max.
