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[plaprell]

Hi, we are Pam and Jim and just bought a 1995 Roulottes U-camp trailer that we cannot find any information on. Does anyone know anything about these campers? It was a remodel in progress and we are finishing and redecorating the whole thing. It was gutted so now is basically a queen bed on wheels (exactly what we wanted). But I would love to know more about this trailer. Any info would be so greatly appreciated thank you! We're so excited to be in the fiberglass camper club

[Donna D.]

Pictures? I've never even heard of this trailer so I won't be any help without a picture.

[Pam Garlow]

I'm not familiar with that name either. We definitely need photos

[mary and bob]

Roulotte seems to be an Italian or French word for any travel trailer. Roulotte U-camp shows up in a search as a Canadian company that is no longer in business. The first images that show up are Uhaul CT campers ?? Maybe it was a rental company that rented campers.

[plaprell]

I think I've added picture attachments, still trying to figure out how to use a forum I've also added photos to my profile. Thanks everyone!

[Donna D.]

Isnt' that cute! And looks to be in good shape too. I think you scored!


I'm still not going to be any help, because as I said... I've never heard of this brand. But, it does look a bit like a Cadet (or Captain)

[plaprell]

It DOES look a lot like that! That's the closest thing I've seen to what we have... all the others always have the door in front of the tires... thank you!

[Jon in AZ]

Very interesting, and quite possibly the only one of its kind on this side of the Atlantic. Did you get any history from the previous owner? You might look to European caravan forums to get more information about this manufacturer.

I look forward to seeing what you've done with the inside!

[Mary F]

Originally Posted by plaprell

It DOES look a lot like that! That's the closest thing I've seen to what we have... all the others always have the door in front of the tires... thank you!

As does the one Donna posted. Funny: it looks like yours has the hitch on the other end from the Cadet, but otherwise the looks are so similar. I wonder if yours could've been turned around to get the door on the right side... Does the rear end have brake lights?

[gordon2]

How is your French?

https://www.lacaravane.com/galerie/la-boheme2b.htm

Caravane la boheme n126 refait a neuf (photo at bottom of page)

CARAVANE BOHEME N126 4 PLACES + AUVENT Rhône-Alpes

Forum Lacaravane.com • Afficher le sujet - Carrosserie "plastique"

And the video tour:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOHKshU24sU

[gordon2]

Might want to see this too.

[bill&sandra]

If it is slightly egg shaped, the interiors of many may fit. Look up Scamp and Casita trailers parts and you might find lots to help you finish. Also, google vintage trailer parts ...there's a business that stocks peculiar parts .
Welcome to th family!!!

[plaprell]

Originally Posted by gordon2

How is your French?

https://www.lacaravane.com/galerie/la-boheme2b.htm

Caravane la boheme n126 refait a neuf (photo at bottom of page)

CARAVANE BOHEME N126 4 PLACES + AUVENT Rhône-Alpes

Forum Lacaravane.com • Afficher le sujet - Carrosserie "plastique"

And the video tour:

OMG how did you find that? That IS her! I have no idea what he's saying lol but now I know what she used to look like on the inside. That's really cool, thank you!

[gordon2]

Originally Posted by plaprell

...That's really cool, thank you!

il n'y a pas de quoi

[plaprell]

You guys are the best! So glad I joined. Now if I could get this "forum posting" right I'll be good I'm learning

[PerH]

Originally Posted by Mary F

As does the one Donna posted. Funny: it looks like yours has the hitch on the other end from the Cadet, but otherwise the looks are so similar. I wonder if yours could've been turned around to get the door on the right side... Does the rear end have brake lights?

I'm pretty sure it's the same as the Niewiadow N126N, which is a polish built caravan that is still manufactured. When exporting the bigger (Captain) and the smaller (Cadet) models to UK it was just turned around to get the door on the left side.