Things you see in an RV Park

[herbike]

These came through town in Sept of 14 on their way to a Rally for "UltraVans".
The one fellow was having problems so I let him use my shop to work on his but they never found the problem. There were four of them traveling together, the one having problems turned back and went home. This group was from the Ore and Wa coast. I think their rally was in Cody, Wy that year.

They were manufactured from 60 to 73 using a Corvair motor. Forget how many they said were manufactured but as many things they are now collectors items.

Some of you folks from the midwest may have known where they were built, Hutchison, Kansas.

Here is a link to some of their history.

https://www.corvair.org/chapters/ultravan/history.html

This picture was taken in front of my shop when they were here.

[RandK-M]

Originally Posted by herbike

These came through town in Sept of 14 on their way to a Rally for "UltraVans".
The one fellow was having problems so I let him use my shop to work on his but they never found the problem. There were four of them traveling together, the one having problems turned back and went home. This group was from the Ore and Wa coast. I think their rally was in Cody, Wy that year.

They were manufactured from 60 to 73 using a Corvair motor. Forget how many they said were manufactured but as many things they are now collectors items.

Some of you folks from the midwest may have known where they were built, Hutchison, Kansas.

Here is a link to some of their history.

https://www.corvair.org/chapters/ultravan/history.html

This picture was taken in front of my shop when they were here.

How cool is that! Love it.


Ray

[mjones12]

Originally Posted by herbike

These came through town in Sept of 14 on their way to a Rally for "UltraVans".
The one fellow was having problems so I let him use my shop to work on his but they never found the problem. There were four of them traveling together, the one having problems turned back and went home. This group was from the Ore and Wa coast. I think their rally was in Cody, Wy that year.

They were manufactured from 60 to 73 using a Corvair motor. Forget how many they said were manufactured but as many things they are now collectors items.

Some of you folks from the midwest may have known where they were built, Hutchison, Kansas.

Here is a link to some of their history.

https://www.corvair.org/chapters/ultravan/history.html

This picture was taken in front of my shop when they were here.

Thanks for helping them out. Great that we all tend to look out for each other.

[CZNEDY]

Here is what that trailer probably looks like on the inside. This one was at the Tampa RV show yesterday

[ependydad]

Originally Posted by mjones12

Thanks for helping them out. Great that we all tend to look out for each other.

Agreed.

[robbiels7]

Originally Posted by CZNEDY

Here is what that trailer probably looks like on the inside. This one was at the Tampa RV show yesterdayAttachment 194882

Nice T/A!

[kenandterry]

Originally Posted by CZNEDY

Here is what that trailer probably looks like on the inside. This one was at the Tampa RV show yesterdayAttachment 194882

So......got your’s on order to match the Berk? Just think of what else besides the Jeep you could bring along.......and.......you could attach a zip line directly to the roof for training sessions

[CZNEDY]

I like the way you’re thinking

[kenandterry]

Originally Posted by CZNEDY

I like the way you’re thinking

This statement alone is starting to scare me. We only met briefly while crossing paths at Fort Chiswell RV Park, then just off and on at Kingston.......and now I think like you?

I’m in more trouble than I thought

[Mythplaced]

[omahagirl]

Originally Posted by Volvodriver

Didn't get a photo but a ram dually hit a Berkshire motor home slide almost head on (MH parked and set up) and pushed the slide all bottom all the way in with the slide now canted at about a 22 degree angle. Unliveable in I am told.

Dave

Poor Berkshire

[Jfkmk]

Originally Posted by herbike

These came through town in Sept of 14 on their way to a Rally for "UltraVans".
The one fellow was having problems so I let him use my shop to work on his but they never found the problem. There were four of them traveling together, the one having problems turned back and went home. This group was from the Ore and Wa coast. I think their rally was in Cody, Wy that year.

They were manufactured from 60 to 73 using a Corvair motor. Forget how many they said were manufactured but as many things they are now collectors items.

Some of you folks from the midwest may have known where they were built, Hutchison, Kansas.

Here is a link to some of their history.

https://www.corvair.org/chapters/ultravan/history.html

This picture was taken in front of my shop when they were here.

That is too cool! The Corvair certainly came in all kinds of configurations!

[Wandering]

[5picker]

Originally Posted by Wandering

Attachment 195020

Wow! Talk about big balls....

[wabakami]

Originally Posted by 5picker

Wow! Talk about big balls....

Hey Picker, it's only that big because it is a "mono" ball!



Geoff

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[ependydad]

The lunar eclipse was pretty awesome tonight!

[Johnfort]

And another.

[Bobaloo]

Very nice shots Johnfort!!!!

[ependydad]

Originally Posted by Johnfort

And another.Attachment 195037Attachment 195038

That’s amazing! Great job!

Mind sharing your camera setup/settings to get it?

[Johnfort]

Originally Posted by 5picker

Wow! Talk about big balls....

Notice that it's a Silverado! Just sayin' ...