Can anyone identify this camper i have

BurbMan wrote:
Holy cow I didn't know there was a company that sold DIY camper plans! Might have been cheaper to build my own for what it's costing me to restore this Lance....probably less work too LOL...

How do you get it on the truck without jacks? I don't see any in the plans pic either.

Tripod jacks.

https://images.app.goo.gl/S72qLyeqzqGgudKCA

Charles

BurbMan wrote:
Holy cow I didn't know there was a company that sold DIY camper plans! Might have been cheaper to build my own for what it's costing me to restore this Lance....probably less work too LOL...

How do you get it on the truck without jacks? I don't see any in the plans pic either.

Glen-L is a company that started in 1953 selling boat plans and kits. I've known about them since the '60s (avid boater) but didn't know they had camper plans, too. I learn something just about every day.

Rob

AnEv942 wrote:
Sure looks like a Glen-L Grandview camper.

That was my first thought too.

My father built a Glen-L Malibu TT in the early 70's. It was my first experience in RV'ing. Went across the country (and Canada) many times.
Thanks for posting that link... spend a couple hours reminiscing.

I think it is the Grandview, if not a very close look alike.

My brother built one about 40 years ago.

Pre 1978 IMO. By ‘78 windows were bigger in TCs. These are tiny.

Check all the insides of the cabinet doors often there is a manufacturers label/build sheet.

It looks like there are a couple of labels over the RH brake light. Depending on what those are, I wouldn’t expect to see manufacturer or warning labels on a home-built.

:):)

You load it with tri-pod jacks!

Holy cow I didn't know there was a company that sold DIY camper plans! Might have been cheaper to build my own for what it's costing me to restore this Lance....probably less work too LOL...

How do you get it on the truck without jacks? I don't see any in the plans pic either.

x2 on the Grandview. Miss my old TC