Car Camping

[Subdeacon Joe 13,061]

From the Denver Post:

A couple prepare a meal on their camper at Rocky Mountain Lake Park autocamp in Denver s Berkeley neighborhood in this photo dated between 1918and 1920. The grill and other kitchen items sit on a drawer that slides underthe car. Clothing and bags are hung on the inside of the camper and are exposed bycanvas flaps that are rolled up. The windows are covered with screen.

[Pat Riot, SASS #13748 10,910]

Nifty little rig. 

[DocWard 3,114]

Early RV!

[Perro Del Diablo 704]

That is cool now I want one

[Colorado Coffinmaker 2,041]

Looks like a Model T with an extended pick-up bed.  The cab, with the exception of the "optional" canvas top is "open."  Fun in the rain I bet. 

[Subdeacon Joe 13,061]

Dupont Car Camp Recreational Vehicle, 1910s

 

 

[Jabez Cowboy,SASS # 50129 648]

That's a Truck ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

 

Jabez Cowboy

 

A neat rig at that ....

[Marshal Hangtree 1,007]

Reminds me of the Clampett's 1921 Oldsmobile pickup truck.  Just needs an elevated couch in the bed.

[Chili Ron 544]

Howdy,

I went camping at Road America on race weekends years back.

A storm blew in and tents fell like crazy. Hail and rain and wind.

My $200 ford van, nicknamed RIVIT, looked so smart.

I opened the side doors and cooked steaks on the hibatchi.

That van could hardly make it up a hill but was perfect that weekend.

I bought it just to keep the camaro off the winter salted roads.

Old ford van 6 cylinder. So easy to fix.

So often it needed work.

Sold it for what I had in it.

If anyone is going camping take a screen tent to hold your spot.

Easy to pitch over a pickinick table.

Best

CR