1979 Cabana Motorhome - Molded FGlass?

[Pam Garlow]

http://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?fbid=347663745312878&set=o.92362365631&type=1&theater

This was posted on the Tin Can Tourist FaceBook site. Interesting. Anyone heard of one of these? Is it considered Molded? Its for sale

[Roy in TO]

I never heard of one and don't know Pam. When I went to look it up I found a really neat thread with all kinds of strange and wonderful RV's.

[Mike Magee]

Most likely a stickie. The front end reminds me of a Winnebago of that era.

[Donna D.]

Roy thanks for the link! loved looking at the pictures. The one of the VW front end married to the sticky moho made me smile. Goes to show "love the one you're with"! Now, if anyone finds a Scamp Moho within driving distance of Portland, Oregon that's for sale... send me a PM. I don't want to discuss motorhomes on this forum. YMMV

[Frederick L. Simson]

Originally Posted by Pam Garlow

Interesting. Anyone heard of one of these? Is it considered Molded?

I've seen one. It's a stickie. Only the front and back "endcaps" are made of molded fiberglass.

[Roy in TO]

Originally Posted by Donna D.

Roy thanks for the link!

You are welcome.
I liked the one with the sailboat on top, or the citroen that looked like a hearse with the tandem wheels and a pop top.

[Andrew Gibbens]

Originally Posted by Roy in TO

....or the citroen that looked like a hearse with the tandem wheels and a pop top.

Now completely off-topic - but you might like to see other Tissier conversions of Citroens into load-carriers, with up to 10 wheels!

Les 6 roues - oto6

The text is in French but, whadyaknow, the pictures are all in English.....

[Roy in TO]

Thanks Andrew,
Google translates the page reasonably well.
Interesting stuff.