This 60-year-old camper has sat untouched since the 1950s.
In recent years, people been embracing trends like micro-living, and moving into traveling campers to living nomadic lives. Luckily, that means that a lot of vintage campers have been coming out of the woodwork, available for purchase, or just perusal. This particular vintage trailer from the 1950s sat untouched for 60 years, so it still has all the original furniture and fixtures including, of course, wood paneling.
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Despite everything looking in tip-top condition. If you want to get a camper link this back in use you are going to need a new generator, unless of course you are happy just relying on plugging it into the mains power from a power outlet. But let’s face it who wants to do that when you can use a portable generator and be independent of the power grid.
With these older camper models, they either didn’t come with a portable generator or it is one of the first things to break. Either way, a new camper generator will be on your shopping list to get an old camper up and going. If you are like me you are going to want a quiet generator.
There are not many worse things when you are trying to enjoy relaxing in your camper than hearing the motor noise of the generator. So you are going to want to get a quiet portable generator. There are few different so-called quiet portable camper generators on the market so if you are having trouble trying to decide which one is for you I suggest that you check out this review on you guest it the best quietest portable generators for camping, RVs, travel trailers & tailgating. This review should provide you with all the relevant information you need to select a generator that is suitable for your needs.
After getting your new generator you are going to want to fill the portable generator up with gas, put some air in the tires, hook it up to an almighty truck and hit the road and enjoy your travels in vintage style!
Take a look inside and see what the past might have looked like. All I can say is that I wouldn’t mind living in a camper if it had a full-size tub, as this one definitely does.
