Cool vintage

[DwnSth]

Saw this recently. Not sure if this falls under class A or what but sure did like it!

[mike_brez]

I don't know I kinda like it. But then again I appreciate old stuff.

[DwnSth]

Thanks for the link. When I saw it I though I could make out a Winnebago logo on the hood. Really impressed with the work someone has gone through to restore this thing. Wonder what the inside looks like. When I was a kid, it seemed like all RV's were Winnebago and had that look, at least until the GMC.

[wny_pat1]

Definitely a Winne, but never seen one with that bustle on the back.

[RetSgt7114]

mdamerell wrote:
1960's Winnebago F17

Interesting Melissa. I still think it's hideous, but interesting none-the-less. Thanks for posting that.

[mdamerell]

1960's Winnebago F17

[OhhWell]

I kind of like the way it looks. It would look even better if it didn't have that odd trunk like bit extending from the back.

[gswcgi]

It looks just identical to my first class A, a 1972 Winnebago 19' disaster I owned!!

[FIRE_UP]

I'll bet there's no computer controlled items, no engine "ECMs", nothing anything like that. As sort of "ugly" as it is, I'll bet it's easy to work on.
Scott

[ScottG]

I like it. The stranger and the more colorful the better when it comes to these period coaches. It just gives a window into how things were in the day.

[robsouth]

Looks homemade to me. Can't imagine a manufacturer actually building something that ugly. Who knows?

[crasster]

Strange... Is that built on a vw bus?

[tatest]

It fits the RVIA definition for Class A (built on bare chassis) had there been a RVIA when it was built.

[gbopp]

RetSgt7114 wrote:
I generally like vintage stuff, but this thing is hideous.

I agree, I really like the vintage RV's. However, this one looks like a cartoon.
I believe it is a Class A, from the 60's.

[RetSgt7114]

I generally like vintage stuff, but this thing is hideous.