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This is the last of my "Trailers" folder.

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Atomic Camper

It has pretty much all the amenities you'd expect in a camper. The small shower has a curtain that can be set up to keep water out of the interior. There's a portable toilet, and a 10-gallon propane water heater supplies the warm water. An outdoor camp stove also uses propane in the small kitchen, which is equipped with drawers for utensils and cooking supplies. The onboard electricity is enough to power the lights and the TV for a few hours between charging. A pair of cushioned benches are mounted inside the Atomic Camper for sitting and sleeping, but they don't combine to make a bed.

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BMW Isetta & Teardrop Trailer

Bedford 8-Wheel RV

1937 Hunt Housecar

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Airfloat Travel Trailer

Airfloat travel trailers were a brand of vintage trailers produced from the 1930s to 1957, primarily by the Airfloat Coach Manufacturing Co., founded by Omar Suttles. The com­pany produced a variety of travel trailers ranging in length from 17 to 45 feet. They were a notable competitor to Airstream, particularly in the 1950s, known for their dis­tinc­tive aluminum bodies with corrugated panels and porthole windows. While Airfloat trailers are not as widely known or sought after as Airstreams today, they offer a more affordable option for those interested in vintage campers.

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1961 Holiday House Camper

When I first saw the images above and below, I thought this camper had a boat-like nose. But it's just perspective, as the last image shows.

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1975 Argosy

If your eyes are always drawn to gleaming, silver Airstreams as you pass them on the highway you’d be forgiven for taking a second look (or third, or fourth) when you see your first Argosy trailer. With domed end caps and panoramic windows, Argosy trailers look a lot like Airstreams. Instead of the iconic shiny shell, though, Argosy trailers sport an eye-catching paint job. Often they feature their original color scheme of creamy white and dusty tan with maroon accents. Sometimes you’ll see a custom painted Argosy with striking designs.

To read more about the history of these Airstream cousins, go HERE.

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