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I recall seeing a couple of those, but the rear was a fiberglass one piece looking add-on. The one I remember most was turquoise with a white roof, and the add-on was white. Looks better painted the body color for sure.

OregonDodgeboy wrote:I recall seeing a couple of those, but the rear was a fiberglass one piece looking add-on. The one I remember most was turquoise with a white roof, and the add-on was white. Looks better painted the body color for sure.

so the wheel base stays the same and this is a fiberglass add on? I looked inside and was surpised at the room, even has a bathroom, I ddin't get to see if shower was their, but it looked as though it was in use, so I didn't walk in.

That was built by Travco. They specialized in Class A motorhomes in the late '60s through the '70s. They did build what you see here, too, but far fewer of them. Neat rig.

66patrick wrote:That was built by Travco. They specialized in Class A motorhomes in the late '60s through the '70s. They did build what you see here, too, but far fewer of them. Neat rig.

thnx

I thought it was a Travco. Looked like one in the back for sure. I was trying to read the plate on the left side but couldn't see it.. Good call Patrick..

Do it in a van man !

moporridge wrote:Do it in a van man !

Here is a piece of original literature.

I need me one of those! I never really wanted a motorhome until seeing that thing...man it's cool!

Wow, that thing has the same wheel covers that came on my truck, nice!!!

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