Third rare Holiday House Geographic discovered in Utah

[Donna D.]

For those of that saw Bardy's Geographic before it was sold and shipped to France and then the one that was restored by Flyte Camp in Bend, OR and was up for sale last year for $250,000 (it sold).... there's now ANOTHER ONE: https://vintagetrailerfieldguide.com...Ho6ZPmNBtP8UJ0

[Jon in AZ]

Can't wait to see what they do with this one! Thanks for posting, Donna!

[Donna D.]

If I ever find out more, like where it's going for rehab and DEFINITELY if there are pictures, I WILL post.


This is so cool.

[Frederick L. Simson]

I subscribe to VINTAGE CAMPER TRAILERS MAGAZINE; and in the new issue (March/April 2023) has an article titled "A Night at the Museum". On page 16 is the following item:

The Gulley Museum Collection contains several trailers featured in Vintage Camper Trailers Magazine... Flyte Camp Of Oregon restored the 1961 Holiday House Geographic Model X pictured (bottom left). It was featured on the cover of issue #37 of the VCT Mag. For over a decade, only one of these trailers was known to remain, and it had been shipped to France. Since David acquired this one, he has located two more. One will be restored to its original condition, and the other's destiny is yet to be determined.

David and Mary Gulley have a collection of over 80 trailers in a 25,000 square foot warehouse near Hot Springs, Arkansas according to the article. I am unable to find anything about it in a Google search.

[Donna D.]

Originally Posted by Frederick L. Simson

I subscribe to VINTAGE CAMPER TRAILERS MAGAZINE; and in the new issue (March/April 2023) has an article titled "A Night at the Museum". On page 16 is the following item:

David and Mary Gulley have a collection of over 80 trailers in a 25,000 square foot warehouse near Hot Springs, Arkansas according to the article. I am unable to find anything about it in a Google search.

You couldn't find anything about the Gulley Collection or about the Geographic within the collection? Here's the Gulley Collection page on the Vintage Trailer website: https://www.vintagecampertrailers.co...lection.html#/


"The Gulley Museum Collection is a private collection in Arkansas. It is not open to the public, but the trailers are featured in The Vintage Camper Trailers Magazine. This one was featured in issue #62. (Contact Paul at the VCT Magazine if you have a trailer that belongs in the Gulley Museum Collection.)" https://www.rvtravel.com/westcraft-t...ure-past-1066/