Retro RV Question

Having grown up at the end of the soda-pop, bubble gum era. I well remember the style. Nostalgic for sure but not big enough for the type of camping we do.

Also really fun for those who like Glamping.

There certainly is a niche for everyone in this hobby. :)

I also found a good selection of radial whitewall tires and should be able to find them with the proper load rating for the trailer.

https://www.lucasclassictires.com/RADIAL-White-Wall-Tires_c3.htm

Coker and Diamond Back make whitewalls.

Phil M wrote:
I do have wide whitewalls and surprising enough it came with Bias Ply tires that remind me of when I started as an auto tech in the 60'S. Have had no problems with them. I believe they are made by Corker.

Here's an interesting thread about Corker tires.
https://whitewaterretro.com/forum/wheels-tires-hubcaps-jacks-chocks-stabilizers-levelers/g78-14-white-wall-tires/

I do have wide whitewalls and surprising enough it came with Bias Ply tires that remind me of when I started as an auto tech in the 60'S. Have had no problems with them. I believe they are made by Corker.

I'd be concerned about the tires. In order to keep the retro look you really need the wide whitewalls. Who makes those?

I have a Riverside Retro 2017 Model 199FKS that is great. Was 25K before trade in and indeed draws attention in the CG. At the time was the only one with a slide. Is listed as a 21 foot but overall is 25 feet.

We have friends who own one. They love theirs. It's a smaller, single axle (I think 19/20'). Price is high though.

I have a neighbor considering one but I thought they are a little pricey. I guess it depends if you want an nostalgia look They are sure to draw attention in the CG, makes for a good way to meet people.

I’ve met 2 owners who were very pleased with theirs. Both were recent purchases and were the dual axle models.