The line-up for the 2011 show was as follows:
1935 Bowlus Road Chief
1960 Airstream Caravel
1959 Airstream Globetrotter
1962 Airstream Flying Cloud
1962 Airstream Globe Trotter
1961 Airstream Bambi
1960 Holiday House
1950 Airfloat Landyacht
1973 Airstream Safari
1969 Airstream Tradewind
1948 Airstream Trail Wind
1948 Spartan Manor
1958 Airstream Caravanner
1936 Airstream Clipper
1948 Westcraft
1965 Airstream Caravel
1955 Spartan Manor
1948 La Cosse Vacationer
1935 Bowlus Road Chief
Bowlus Road Chief detail
Bowlus Road Chief interior
1960 Holiday House
Whenever the guys from Funky Junk Farms show up you're guaranteed to see something cool.
Stove inside the 1948 Spartan Manor
1960 Airstream Caravel
Interior of the 1950 Airfloat Landyacht
Exterior of the 1950 Airfloat Landyacht
We had a great time at the show and wanted to say thanks again to the organizers, the trailer owners, and everyone that stopped by the Vintage Roadside booth!
See you again next year,
Jeff & Kelly
5 comments:
What a great line up. I had a 1957 Fan camper a long time ago. Miss that little goofy thing.
I love the Holiday House trailer. It looks a lot like the "popcorn wagon" that came to football games and such when I was in high school, except the wagon was motorized. I love the old vintage trailers and cars. I work at a truck stop and I get to see some really cool ones sometimes.
Enjoy your photos (travel trailers and your vintage road signs). Looking forward to next year's "Travel Trailer Show" in Palm Springs, so I can see the beautiful trailers in person. Thanks so much for sharing.
Chris - It's never too late for another one! :-)
Nora - It does look a bit like a popcorn wagon. I bet you do see some great things passing through your work - must be fun never knowing what might come through each day!
Madeline - Thanks for taking a look. Glad you enjoyed the photos. Hope to see you at the show next year, it's a wonderful show and it's always nice to feel a little sun in February!
Oh what inspirations! I'm curious if the trailers were as buffed to a shine when they were new back in the day, or is that a modern application? Luckily we don't have to worry too much about that with our new Serro Scotty :-)
Have fun kids!
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