1966 Lynnwood Fiberglass Pickup Camper - Washington
For anyone that owns a pick-up this seems pretty unique and cheap. Maybe too good to be true, but maybe not; sometimes people just need to get rid of things (or maybe the interior is shot).
For anyone that owns a pick-up this seems pretty unique and cheap. Maybe too good to be true, but maybe not; sometimes people just need to get rid of things (or maybe the interior is shot).
Looks cool. But pickups changed around 199x? so that older campers won't slide into newer model pickups. We had this problem when trying to give away a pop up camper that my Dad had on his pickup. It was a sticky so finally we found someone who was okay with remodeling it to fit into a newer truck bed but that wouldn't work with molded. So that may be partly way the low price.
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Originally Posted by Bobbie Mayer
Looks cool. But pickups changed around 199x? so that older campers won't slide into newer model pickups. We had this problem when trying to give away a pop up camper that my Dad had on his pickup. It was a sticky so finally we found someone who was okay with remodeling it to fit into a newer truck bed but that wouldn't work with molded. So that may be partly way the low price.
Very true, but on the other hand, wouldn't it look great on an older truck from the 60's ?
I just happen to have a 1970 Chevrolet 3/4 ton Camper Special that would look great on. I have actually looked a few times for something to slide in the back of my short wheel base 1/2 ton 1968 Chevy 4X4 to camp in. The Scamp came along and short-circuited all my other camper plans.
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