A couple of those belong to some long time buddies, hell, I think I planted the VW Bus seed in the 80s for the owner of the Blue one....

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Now, this would be a truly cool, historical find in the Porsche World, wonder where it is today??

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Rusted into the Atlantic... :rolleyes:

Jeebus, Paul... I don't think I've ever seen you post the same pic twice. How big is your hard drive?

Download to flash drive - post - delete. ;)

There needs to be a "Woodbury Thread" :P

My current ride....
 

42k pounds of rolling home. Tow a garage with either car and an assortment of toys.

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I saw this one on I-75 last week. It looks like a old GMC motorhome mounted on a truck.

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We like ours for ski trips

I met this guy at the gas station. He restored the very cool aluminum Heilite trailer.

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Heilite Trailers

This group is 10 miles out from any paved roads in Baja:

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1937 Hunt House Car. Precursor to the RV
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Pretty cool in a Buck Rogers kind of way.

1940 Hunt House Car - Designed and built by Hollywood cameraman J. Roy Hunt
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1939 Lindbergh Travel Trailer - Designed in San Carlos, California, by an engineer of the Sir Francis Drake Hotel, this trailer was custom-built for famous aviator Charles Lindbergh, hence its name.http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1360645597.jpg

1934 Thompson House Car - It would take the ingenuity of a watchmaker to come up with the Thompson House Car. In fact, creator Walter Thompson of Ontario, California, was a fine watchmaker when he designed the vehicle for extended African safaris. This is one of the few prewar camping vehicles fitted with a telescoping roof that could be raised or lowered on demand. The house car was constructed on a Studebaker chassis and fitted with such amenities as an ice box, a sink, and a stove.

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1921 Ford Model T Kampkar - The Lamsteed Kampkar had seating for six, a folding table, a stove, and storage space for camping gear. Each side of the body could be hinged down to form a bed for sleeping. The body was designed by Samuel Lambert of Lambert Pharmaceutical Company, makers of Listerine mouthwash, and cost just $535 ready to install. Although initial interest was high, demand softened quickly and production ended about 1925.

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damn..that last one is nice!!

This could be anywhere in western Oregon. Bandon to Astoria.

From earlier:

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