Hello everyone! I'm new to the camper life, and I found this old shell that someone had thrown away and knew that it had potential. It has major water and animal damage to the floor from being left on the ground (I'm assuming), so I'm currently rebui...
joerg68 wrote:The camper is a conventional wood frame model with metal siding. I would guess it was built some time between 1965 and 1980. They are simple to build, and there were literally dozens of smallish manufacturers around, most of which no lo...
jaycocreek wrote:Those were quite common back in the day..Some of the local manufacturers like Security industries and Kit campers were ones we had...Easy to make an overnighter out of...Thank you!
Just an update on the camper: I've removed the entire base/floor/walls/bed frame. The shell itself is intact, but the insulation needs to be replaced and new walls put in. I have the base frame built for the floor and the walls, as well as the a new ...
JoeChiOhki wrote:It could be any number of them, including a self-built Glen-L Truck cap.That's still very helpful, thank you! I know nothing about campers, I just have construction/electrician experience and am taking a stab at something new. Plus I...
Grit dog wrote:There is no info you could gain to help you do whatever you're going to do with that by knowing the make and model.Knowing the make and model is more for my personal knowledge of it, but since the base was obviously homemade it would'v...
