Once again it seems I'm a little late in jumping on the band wagon of a fad. Vintage caravans. Why didn't someone tell me just how awesomely cute they are? I can't stop thinking about them!
Last week when driving to work there was a little vintage caravan on the side of the road with a great big "for sale" sign on it. I was smitten. For several days I drove past, usually heading to or coming from work, with no real time to stop and take a proper look. Now it's gone. sigh.
How I wish now I had pulled over to take a closer look. I've been trying ever since to get Mr Vintage to entertain the idea of buying a little caravan. He has some very
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i love vintage caravans -outside only. On this inside I am a thoroughly modern girl and need all the lux fittings! Hence, as you may have guessed, I don't do much caravanning!
I'm with Kirsty, to look at, and maybe sell at a market from..FUN. TO travel around in? give me a top of the range Winnebago any day♥
Have been seeing more older/vintage travel trailers (as we call them) on the highways here, too. Some are in rough shape and others have fixed up so cute.
I DID stop Selina.. Her name was "Ruby" and she was up here on holiday, while her owners were freezing down in Melbourne. She was a cool $15,000. I loved her stain glass windows. She was so darn cute.
Fascinating, I will keep my eyes open in this side of the world.
thtas great.
hugs Conny
Loved the photos and story!
Warm hugs,
Pam
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