It’s not every day that you come across a sweet-looking “flying W” Winnebago classic motorhome.
RVWest reader Rod Bell of Williams Lake, B.C., recently shared his new acquistion - an Okanagan RV Vandura motorhome.
The Northern Spirit Ultra-Lite is the perfect choice for families of any size, including their furrier members with four legs.
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RVwest reader Andy Murray travels alone and he says this little motorhome is the perfect size for himself and his fishing boat tagging along behind.
The company is based in Montclair, California and sells their motorhomes factory-direct rather than through a traditional dealer network
John Douglas Polk from Houston, Texas was lucky enough to find an almost mint Toyota Sunrader combo unit, consisting of truck and fifth wheel.
RVWest reader William Ball shares the story and pictures of his newly acquired Citation Model T-15 trailer.
GMC's, like all vintage motorhomes and trailers, have their enthusiastic followers and raving fans.
Turns out the Moto-Chalet story is one of the most incredible, yet largely unknown tale, of a true pioneer in the Canadian RV industry.
The Golden Falcon Travel Trailer was proudly made in Canada, and remains an iconic RV among enthusiasts.
John and Carol Meyer have traveled all over the Pacific Northwest and beyond in their classic 1982 Airstream 310 turbo diesel motorhome.
We are pleased to re-post the “most liked” of the vintage motorhomes and trailers we have posted during the first 6 months of 2018.
We are pleased to re-post the “most liked” of the vintage motorhomes and trailers we have posted during the first 6 months of 2018.
We are pleased to re-post the “most liked” of the vintage motorhomes and trailers we have posted during the first 6 months of 2018.
We are pleased to re-post the “most liked” of the vintage motorhomes and trailers we have posted during the first 6 months of 2018.
We are pleased to re-post the “most liked” of the vintage motorhomes and trailers we have posted during the first 6 months of 2018.
The provenance of this classy little unit is unknown - maybe one of our eagle-eyed readers can shed some light on the origins of this trailer?
