I enjoy old TCs and other old RVs. I discovered a treasure of old RV history containing all types of classes of RV but the majority seems to focus on truck campers. Being a TC'er, I posted the link in the truck camper section. The link seems very interesting and informative at the same time.
In 1967 I worked for a company that made truckcampers Trailers and fivers They would deliver the Dodge trucks from the factory and we would mount a 10ft camper on them not sure were they went after that.I think they all had a creeper gear for first and you could almost pop a wheely taking off.
I saw this at a bluegrass jam, the owner bought it from the original owner and his neighbor, he said the camper has been on it from day one and he never seen it off, he drives it all over the country, said it hauls it like a champ. makes me wonder if todays 3/4 ton is a wimp in comparison to the 60's trucks.
1993 Dodge W350 Cummins with all the goodies 2014 Ram 1500 Laramie Longhorn 2wd 395hp 2017 Forest River Surveyor 243 RBS 2001 Super Sherpa & 2012 DL650A go along also
It is fascinating how far we have come in axles and engines since then. And they hauled campers! Today we almost need a one ton dually with a rear axle of 9350 pounds, six tires that can carry 3000 plus pounds each, and a gross weight rating of over 10,000 pounds or more to haul a camper. Amazing. Thanks for posting!
'05 Dodge Cummins 4x4 dually 3500 white quadcab auto long bed.