1948 Airstream Liner
The 1948 Airstream Liner is a vintage delight that still captures the hearts of enthusiasts today. With seven different standard option layouts including Southwind, Breeze, Chinook, Tradewind, Westwind, Zephyr, and SeaBreeze, the 1948 Airstream Liner offered a range of choices to suit various tastes. One of the first things that
Winnebago – 1972
In 1972, Winnebago Industries offered a range of recreational vehicles for adventurers, families, couples, and solo travelers. Models included the Brave, the Indian, the Chieftain, and the D22. Upgrades included the introduction of the Dodge 440 V8 engine and the inclusion of a rooftop air conditioner. Options included the inclusion
Generators
RV and camper generators are crucial for providing power to appliances and devices while on the road. The kW/h rating is important as it determines the amount of power the generator can provide. There are three types of fuel for generators: gasoline, propane, and diesel. Gasoline generators are the most
Airstream
The Airstream company has a rich history spanning over 90 years, and has remained a popular choice among RV enthusiasts. From the company’s humble beginnings in the 1930s to the modern, innovative RVs of today, Airstream has a legacy that is built on quality, durability, and distinctive design. The company
Winnebago – 1970
In 1970, Winnebago introduced a new model, the D22. This Class A motorhome was built on a Dodge M300 chassis and had a length of 22 feet. It was the smallest motorhome that Winnebago had ever produced at the time. The D22 was powered by a 318 cubic inch V8
Airstream – 1948
In 1948, the Airstream RV Company introduced several new features and design changes to their lineup, including the inclusion of turn signals as a standard feature, reflecting the changing regulations across different states that required these safety measures. This enhancement ensured that Airstream trailers were compliant with the evolving road