Can you name that classic RV from the past?

[96Bounder30E]

I thought it would be fun to post some pictures of classic RV's and see how well you know your RV's from the past?


First person to post the correct name of this RV will get a big ole Attaboy!

[Cuffs054]

I'm going with chevy chassis. Those head lamps scream "corvair"

[1985air345]

Here are some links to classic motorhomes mentioned here.
Argosy Motorhomes
Barth Motorhomes
Blue Bird Wanderlodge
Cabana Motorhomes
Travco Motorhomes

[Chris_Bryant]

bsinmich wrote:
Looking at those pictures I have one question. Where is the door? How do you get in or out? There are, what appears to be steps to climb onto the roof on the right rear but no door visible unless it is on the rear. It looks like a door handle just in front of the rear axle but no step assist.

It is right in front of the rear axle- it is low enough that there is no outside step, but the door goes almost all the way to the bottom (and fits far tighter than most modern ones).

[bsinmich]

Looking at those pictures I have one question. Where is the door? How do you get in or out? There are, what appears to be steps to climb onto the roof on the right rear but no door visible unless it is on the rear. It looks like a door handle just in front of the rear axle but no step assist.

[d3500ram]

Rek Vee was going to be my next guess. :B (LOL)

Interesting vehicle... thanks for the quiz!

[96Bounder30E]

Well, it looks like this one a tough one!....sorry no one got it right but, the correct answer is Rekvee Funcraft RV........by Rek-Vee industries.......perhaps this was not a popular RV or maybe they just did not build very any?


Rek-Vee Industries


Here is where I got the pictures

[rvten]

Apollo

[MNtundraRet]

Landau motor-home?

Apollo m-h?

[nitrohorse]

Studebaker ?

[nitrohorse]

A Les Fourgons or a Shakespeare ?

[westend]

Bombadier

[Herd_Fan]

Champion

[Herd_Fan]

Vogue

[96Bounder30E]

So far no one has called it.......I will reveal the make of it tomorrow afternoon if no one has named it first.......


But first,one more clue.......a version of the shell was once used in Canada as transit buses.....