I Bought a Vintage Camping Trailer from the 60’s…. (ep. 1)

I'm so excited to share this new series with you!! Buying and renovating a vintage camping trailer from the 60's is (hopefully) going to be so much fun! Take the full tour of our retro travel trailer and let me know what you think in the comments below...
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[@amanda.outside]

Are you as excited as I am for this project?! 🤗 What do you think of the trailer?

[@Trojan5]

Cozy and has good vibes so far

[@nascar427]

Love it. You will love it.

[@KarenThompson-bz9xb]

I look forward to watching you remaking this camper 😊

[@lvmtb]

I am very excited to see the renovation

[@laurapiche5205]

Can’t wait to see the renovation! Very excited for you too!

[@JonTanOsb]

I'm 72, so I've seen a couple of trailers similar to this. I imagine, because of the age, that is not a fridge, but an icebox. Still very functional, with a drain that goes out to the ground. The sink will be the same, so you might have to put a pail under the trailer or a container under the sink in the cupboard. The oven is rare, usually it's just a two hob stove. The tap for the sink is for when you're hooked up to water. The other side is a hand pump for camping without hookups. You'll want to sanitize the fresh water tank if you're going to drink the water. Usually, there's a cupboard for a porta-potty that you can slide in, no raised bit on the floor. The louvered glass windows was made so you can have air flow even when it's raining. The screen was probably added later, but maybe not, if your trailer was high end, which it appears to be. I hope you keep the propane light. Most people switch them out, which is a shame. Jon in rural BC, Canada

[@lilbugr1462]

This going to be such an epic journey. But much like eating an elephant, take it on one bite at a time. Make sure your frame and suspension is solid. Then work on the shell. I would suspect that most of the water damage is a result of water leakage around the perimeter of the windows. remove the windows, repair any structure and reinstall using butyl tape. Resist the urge to use silicone, it will not last and can turn into a real mess. Vintage Trailer Supply will be a great source of bits & pieces to bring your little trailer back to its glory. Reach out if you have any questions, I have been slowly rebuilding one of the first Boler trailers made in Canada, a 1968 model.

[@TheCraftyCamper]

So stoked for your guys! This is going to be quite the adventure! My husband and I purchased a 1970 truck camper 3 years ago thinking it needed minor repairs and a face lift. We ended up rebuilding the vast majority of it. Campers are great at hiding the bigger issues. Zero regrets though! We love our tiny home.

[@stever6986]

Don't need to tell you that there are A LOT of videos on KZbin about RV renovations. During the pandemic (since new RV prices went crazy), I renovated my 30-year-old pop-up trailer. New flooring, new bench, new electrical system, new power roof vent, etc...but I decided I didn't want/need to take on trying to refinish the countertops. It's plenty of work but rewarding. Tent camping is great, but as you get older, the idea of not sleeping on the ground gets increasingly more appealing. 🙂 The trailer you purchased reminds me a lot of the first trailer that I can remember my parents owning. Theirs was a bit larger, but the same style with the same front dinette and same louvered windows on the side. One thing I will caution you about (and that I specifically remember because of 'incidents' on more than one trip) is that the window glass in those vintage trailers is much closer to residential windowpanes than to the automotive-style glass that are now used on trailers. Consequently, it was not unusual for rocks to be kicked up by the tow vehicle's rear tires (or other passing vehicles/trucks) during travel and shatter those front plate glass windows. I couldn't get a good look at the front windows in your video, but if it hasn't already been done (and by the looks of the rest of the rig, I would assume that it hasn't), you might want to plan to replace the windows (at least in the front, and maybe the back too), with more modern windows with stronger glass. Good luck on your project. I'm interested to see it as you progress!

[@user-uq6cq3fn5i]

Congratulations to you and Nick on the purchase of your vintage camper! Can’t wait to see you you make it your own.

[@Barret-paddles]

So GREAT! Happy for you two and I know you will bring her back to her former glory ☺️ How satisfying is that going to be when you get her back on the road 🙌🏻 I love these little campers and I think you will enjoy it so much vs. tenting all the time. I do all my cooking outside but when the weather doesn’t cooperate, you’ll love using that cute kitchen! Congratulations 💕 Barret

[@laurachynoweth5186]

Great buy! You 2 will have so many adventures in your little towable home on wheels. My husband and I have built 2 homes in our over 40 yrs together and we've learned two things: everything costs more and takes longer than expected. Don't get discouraged, just keep your focus on the finish line. When it's done you'll have so much fun using it to explore Outside! 😊

[@jessys9868]

OMG! Well, of course I’m excited! I have a vintage 1983 camper that I bought 20 years ago, Reno-Ed it and I’m still using it. But my absolute favorite camper is one I built myself. Is it perfect? Not even close! But it’s secure and comfy and waterproof and I’ve dragged across the country three times. I use it more than I use my 1983 Scamp 13. When you are done with your camper, you understand the joy of camping in something that you tore apart and built from the bottom up. It’ll be yours! So looking forward to these videos.

[@serenamccoy3711]

I'm excited to see his project! My husband and I have talked about doing the exact same thing. We are almost empty nesters and would plan to take a trip out west the first summer my husband retires. A small, vintage camper would be perfect! A suggestion if you haven't thought about it already - Go Solar for Power. You could also consider adding another water tank and be able to go longer off grid. Good luck with the renovation! You and Nick will do just fine!

[@Droptineful]

Campers are a lot like boats, they bring you a lot of fond memories, but they are money pits. Congrats!

[@tgilbs]

It will be a big project but when you're done... I think you'll be so in love with what your passion and grit and hard work produced!!! What a fun project to tackle and you can definitely work to make that space cozy and lovely for all your outdoor adventures!!!

[@DebGeeDee]

So exciting! Can’t wait to see the progress Amanda. 🥰

[@CookingwithCatLover0330]

We bought a small camper that was used in 2019. It is awesome and we love it. We are a lot like you and Nick. We cook out on the fire. I have used the propane stove top once or twice. The microwave gets used for a rainy day quick heat up meal, but usually it's the coffee and sugar keeper. :) You will love your camper and I will love watching you redo it all. Remember this- Command Hooks are your friends.

[@amanda.outside]

This is such a new experience for us, but so far it's a lot of fun and we're really looking forward to actually taking the trailer out on trips this Fall! I think we're going to love it too!! Thank you for commenting!

[@VIDEOGRAM_PRODUCER]

Hi Amanda, it's so nice to have dreams. Just don't quit when the going gets tough cause it will. You know when you start renovating, but you never know when you finish. Gilles

[@Playitagaindian]

Oooh! So exciting! Spreadsheet time. 😉 Oh, the possibilities as far as the interior decorating goes. I can see some great wall covering, fun window curtains/Roman shades and great new cushions with pillows. The louvered glass window is a jalousie window. I’m a few years older than your “old” (new to you) camper. 🤣 Have fun renovating. I look forward to future videos documenting your project. 👍🏻

[@BootsAndPearls85]

This is exciting! My husband and I bought a 1969 Kencraft 2 years ago to restore and it's been a slow project. I kind of wish we got something smaller like yours, but we'll get there eventually! These old campers are beautifully made and have such fun style (ours has a pink oven/stove and sinks!🩷). I can't wait to see what you guys do with this!

[@BeeJoy-179]

Awe, Amanda, I am so excited for you guys! What a cool camper! I am looking forward to your upcoming videos, I know you guys will make this little trailer so cute & cozy. Love your channel and your beautiful soul. Happy Camping!:-)

[@nataliejw8865]

So exciting! I love that you want to keep vintage items, looking forward to a fun reno with hopefully a legit retro look and feel.

[@captdramamine]

Congrats on the camper! I dated a woman that had a similar camper, a Boler I think. It was a lot of fun. She towed it with a Lexus 330 SUV with no issues. I've been living in and remodeling a 2016 Grey Wolf toy hauler for 7 months. It's been an enjoyable experience so far.

[@scottalpine]

That is fantastic. I’m glad you found an oldy to restore rather than a new one. I’m sure there’ll be a bit more to rebuild/replace as you get into it (there always is). It’s hard to tell from the quick clips of you removing the paneling but it looked like a lot of the support wood was still pretty good. That’s great, hopefully the floor supports are in decent shape too. Just take it slow and once you make sure it’s got good framing and support the rest will come together and you’ll have a beautiful project that you both did together. I’m also super jealous of how much hair Nick has, I had to chop mine off in 01 when it was getting too thin😢.

[@sandramorgan5035]

Amanda I'm so excited!!! I've watched you forever and I'm sure I've contributed to your views over the years! I watch your cooking videos every year for inspiration before all my camping trips. My partner and I are a lot like you and Nick. We camped with a tent for about 3 years then bought a tear drop trailer. I am so excited for you. Don't get overwhelmed just keep your eye on the price my friend!

[@amanda.outside]

It's been a ton of work so far, but the end result is still very motivating! I can't wait until we're done and can take it on long trips! Thank you for all the views over the years 😊 Once we're on the road with the trailer, I'm hoping to do even more camp cooking videos!

[@Buglady1104]

Am I excited? Well, I’m interested, if that counts for anything. I do get a vicarious thrill from seeing vintage trailers being remodeled and getting a new life. I’m old enough to have gone camping in a trailer similar to this one back when it would not have been considered vintage 😉. Yours looks like it was well taken care of, but time does do its damage, and by the glimpse of your “coming attractions”, it looks like there was more than meets the eye. I hope everything goes well for the restoration. You have the energy and enthusiasm of youth on your side. Looking forward to following along.

[@annjones9243]

Hi Amanda. I'm so excited to follow your trailer renovations. My husband and I started car (or van really) camping a couple years ago. We set up a really nice bed in the van, have a screened dining tent, and a regular tent that attaches to the back of our van. So, a living room, dining room, and bedroom when we camp :). We are going to try to camp 3x per year, Monday to Friday each time, and aim to get to as many Ontario, Canada Provincial Parks as we can for our adventures. Maybe one day we'll follow your lead and get a cute little trailer instead. Good luck...Ann

[@susanlyon1972]

Can't wait for the next episode. While we are van people, I just love the vintage trailers. I think start with all the safety issues (maybe hire someone to go over electrical and propane systems, heating, etc to be sure you will be safe driving and camping, check tow weight, reseal everything, check for mold, etc and then the fun things you were looking forward to can gradually happen. With all that storage, maybe throw in a portapotty or luggable loo as others have suggested for those middle of the night calls. I'm sure it all feels very overwhelming, but it you connect with other vintage trailer owners, you will have much guidance and hand-holding when needed.

[@dm7479]

I'm excited for you! This will open up a whole new world of adventures and experiences. Make sure to roof is in good shape. That will spoil all your hard work if it leaks. Looking forward to following your project.

[@bellsandbabies]

We just bought one too! We got it in April and we are finally ready to take it out this weekend! We fixed the leaks and the major pain points of water damage but I will more aesthetically do things while in the off season this winter. Luckily we have a big enough garage to fit it in so that will make it possible to work on it later in the year ❤

[@AdventureswithJeffandMeeka]

You can do this. Just take your time and take lots of pictures when you take stuff apart. Dicor and Alpha roofing systems both make good roofs that you can easily put on your camper. Have a great day.

[@kashaadams9746]

I’m excited to watch the progress on your van reno! I love old vans, I have a 1970 Viscount Ambassador which I LOVE LOVE LOVE, I’m sure you’ll love your new van just as much!

[@betht390]

I’m excited and congratulations 🍾. Little steps so you don’t feel overwhelmed. Getting the major things done like waterproofing and replacing cables and checking electrical wiring out is a good start. You can still take it out and enjoy it as you do the renovations. Kinda like tent camping with walls and a bed😉. Good luck and can’t wait to see what ideas you two come up with 🎉

[@claudiabarker971]

I’m excited for you guys! We have done something very similar and while sometimes you will feel overwhelmed, it always seems to work out and is such a source of pride when completed. Can’t wait to see your progress! Create a travel log for your trailer when you begin your travels in it. So fun to look back and all the fun trips you take in it.

[@TCat-ve9qi]

Congrats! Long time viewer glad to see you moving into the travel trailer world. We started with a $500 pop up trailer and went up to a 20ft trailer, now we just got a 2023 overland style trailer that's only 12ft long. It's a learning curve but man is it fun, hope you get a lot of smiles out of it bc my wife and I sure have

[@tombellanca]

How exciting! Can’t wait to see the evolution. Can you share a picture of the code of ethics and the thoughts and comments document. I’m sure they’re an awesome slice of the 60s. Congratulations!

[@elaineblackmore5344]

I'm so excited for you and to share in this new adventure. My husband did a reno on a similar-sized trailer, just to use as a guest room on our property. It was much more that he thought it would be, but it turned out really cute. It had turquoise stove and "ice box", which he spray painted, but we're afraid to try lighting the stove.

[@nicoleolson2790]

Welcome to the vintage camper world. We renovated a 1969 FAN Styleliner it was $$$ and hard. I’ll be following along for sure. We have had ours for years now and still love it.

[@nicoleolson2790]

We kept the gas light but converted it into an electric using a lamp kit. We don’t have propane in our camper so we cook outside but I do have a burner for inside if needed. USB faucet is awesome! Lots of ideas on KZbin. I looked at van ideas bc ours is 16 feet but has bunks and a bathroom.

[@Traveloutdoor]

Congratulations to both you Kit Manufacturing Co. designs, manufactures, and sells manufactured housing (mobile homes)-relocatable, factory-built dwellings constructed on wheel undercarriages-and recreational vehicles (RVs) designed as short-period accommodations for vacationers and travelers. Kit was founded in 1945 Long Beach California they also manufactured mobile homes

[@emilieanne8127]

I love these older vintage campers : ). Looks like it needs some work, but hopefully you can keep the vintage look inside...Looking forward to seeing the end result!

[@roadtriplover.]

Renovating this trailer is going to be such a great project. You’re going to learn so, so much. I love the old trailers and it will be a lot of work, BUT … enjoy the process, including the ups and the downs. There will surely be downs, as all RV owners, regardless the age of the RV, will attest. I know you prefer boondocking, but as you begin RVing, you should understand that many campgrounds will not permit RVs of a certain age. You’ll do better at State Parks. Make sure you’re careful about keeping weight super low and, as you’re able … beef up the trailer suspension. For that soft spot inside the ceiling line, you’ll want to check the roof asap. Eternabond!!! Do NOT use Flexseal paint or tape, as it does not last. Watching your progress is going to be a ton of fun.

[@reikoloukota5476]

Yes, I’m excited too! I love your tent camping videos. But because I own a small camper, I am interested in your trailer video too. I think you made a good choice about getting a vintage trailer. New ones are cheaply made and are waste of money. Good luck with the work, though!

[@erikak6728]

Awww congrats! It’s so cute- like you and Nick! 😊 Looking forward to following your renovation journey and your new camping adventures with this trailer! I have no doubt you will have many memorable experiences in this process! Probably the good, the bad, and the ugly! Cheers to them all!

[@wintersolstice4793]

I'm excited for you guys! This is going to be a LOT of work like Nick said, but from what I know of you, you guys will nail it and this will give your travel/outdoor adventures so many more options! Can't wait to see how it turns out! Good Luck, you got this!

[@christopherstimpson6540]

Looking forward to watching your progress. Bought an RV the same way. Just paid cash and then got to work on it. It's an adventure getting these old things back in good working order.

[@Scotty1963AZUSA]

We're excited! And Amanda, you youngin, that radio is from the 70's, I have a vintage camper from around 1968 that has the jalousie windows like yours. It needs wall repair, so I'll be watching and learning from you two. Good luck to both of you. This will be quite a project, but it will turn out great! P.S.: We loved the part at 3:05 to 3:10 , we could feel the doubts and the excitement! 😀

[@lustraveller717]

I'm excited for you both. I did a similar thing and don't regret it. Now I'm retired and have a class B and come and go as I please. Enjoy the journey.

[@juliehelms4901]

So excited for you. I recommend embracing the color of the fridge and stove! Some florals will look amazing!

[@SharonRepici]

Oh, if you decide to keep the oven get some ceramic tiles and place them above the burner to help distribute heat more evenly.

[@sylvial6351]

Congratulations! You're gonna love it. It's a tad overwhelming now, but just take one project at a time. It's gonna be beautiful in the end. I'll be happy to watch the progress.

[@laureljaneg]

I’m excited!!! Years ago I saw a sunset magazine that has several pictures of restored vintage trailers like you have bought. I became a little obsessed. I live in a condo. I don’t have a place to store a trailer the area I live in is expensive expensive to store so my camping vehicle will be a compact van.

[@loripeterson2009]

I am excited to watch your progress. I have been learning some construction and woodworking and want to renovate an older camper to use as a guest casita. Good luck with your project, and have fun!

[@susietopspin]

Oh wow she’s a beauty. I hope you keep a lot of her traditional features. I can’t wait to see how it goes. I’m very excited for you guys. Happy trails.🤘🏻🥾⛰️

[@estelleschmidt2243]

I’m looking forward to watching the renos unfold. It’ll be fab when it’s done 😄👏

[@puppsmcgee74]

This is so cool! I am super excited for you guys! I can imagine there might be ways to replace some of the heavier components with lighter materials such as the kitchen counter and the cabinet doors and such. That 60s radio might play 8-tracks instead of cassette tapes! lol I can't wait for the next video! ❤

[@miguelayala7701]

Wow! Congratulations!!🎉🎉I’m super excited for you both!! I told my family my friend just got a trailer!!! lol!! we just got ours a month ago and we are so blessed! I love your videos they have truly made our camping experience so much smoother and I enjoy your videos! Cheers to more adventures! ❤🙌🏼

[@kathleengilmore8238]

I'm so excited for you! I had a ball renovating a new 23 foot trailer - painted, made design changes, and made it my own. So much fun. Wishing you future trips that are full of wonder!!!

[@amanda.outside]

Thank you!! We are so excited to make it our own. It’s going to be a lot of work, but so rewarding when it’s done!

[@scrick7112]

Amanda. I’m stoked for you. You will love it. A learning experience for sure. I’m in San Diego. I go to the Eastern Sierra. Im so happy for you guys. You might need a small space heater, and a little generator. Some federal camp grounds say reservations only, but do have first come first serve spots. See ya.

[@jackmeyers40]

We renovated a 1972 Scamp Trailer. It came with “broken to shreds frames etc Jalousie windows”. We looked every where U.S wide but found none We are jealous.

[@kenkingsley]

It is good that you love a challenge. I have been there, done that. Lot's of great advice and instruction on KZbin. Some contradictory or at least different approaches. Best I found were Fallen into Camping renovation series and RV101 series. You are a continuing inspiration for me, I love your enthusiasm, growing wisdom, and sense of adventure.

[@ajbrown6194]

I'm excited!! I am Really looking forward to watching the camper turn into your second home! The two of you will have some headaches during the renovation. However, enjoying the end results will be worth everything.

[@razorfacemadman]

I can't wait to follow along with this adventure!! You and Nick are always entertaining. Big project, but it will be worth it!

[@robertmartin6164]

Had one of those camp trailers about 30 years ago. Was a lot of fun times in it

[@jenmartin6347]

OMG!!!! I am soo excited for this adventure for you. I found your channel after being a full-time RVer for 2+ years and we were trying to get back to our tent camping roots in certain places that we couldn't get with the RV. Can't wait to see what you do with this cute trailer.

[@cathyjackson5959]

sooo Happy for y’all!!! I’m looking forward to seeing g renovations!! ❤ you can keep the rules of camping as a decor piece to keep!! Can’t wait til you name her!! Or him!!!

[@savyjett]

I’m excited! Love campers, love vintage, love reno!

[@deannadove9651]

I'm excited to see what the future holds for this vintage trailer! You've got a project there for sure.

[@chomp54321]

I'm excited for you. It is a big decision and also a new way to enjoy camping. Just be aware that some private campgrounds have age limit on RVs that they'll accept, which is 10 or 15 years in general.

[@lisajanestrawbridge7833]

I'm excited! loved the butane light, how cute 💗 I look forward to watching you two renovate this little beauty.

[@josephmorgan3715]

Great project!! I wanted to buy an old Scotty trailer and turn it into our air conditioned "living room" for travelling but opted to retirement instead! Best of luck, I'll be watching!!

[@PatriciaRyan-m3r]

This looks like a fun project and one that you will hopefully find filled with joy and new discoveries!

[@BlackDogDesigns]

I’m super excited to see how you fix up this cute little trailer and make it your own!

[@ritasmoot1823]

I am SO EXCITED for this! I can’t wait to see your progress as you embark on this chapter!! Definitely here for it!

[@davidpalmer4210]

Great project and it looks like it will be a fair amount of work but in the end, it’ll all be worth it! Can’t wait to see the progress as you renovate. Congratulations! 😎👍🏽

[@daynachanley1115]

Woohoo..very excited! One bite at a time and you’ll ger ‘er done❤

[@homeschoolingmysuper7884]

So exciting! I love this project and I know it will be AH-MAZING when y’all finish! And I love those cute paneled windows. They remind me of windows on the back porch of my moms house which I think was also built in the 60s!

[@kristenoliver43]

So excited for you guys! It won’t be easy, but it will be worth it. Exciting and stressful all at the same time. I can’t wait to see what you guys do with it.

[@myshelhilty4068]

I have a 1966. You're gonna love this life!

[@judywilkinson1965]

74...happy for you...jealous for me. Happy times ahead. Good time to embark on this adventure..... the golden years creep up on you. :]

[@mendyviola]

One of the costs in trailer ownership is storage. That’s why I’m looking for one that can be stored in my garage, and not have to pay for storage. That often means a teardrop. I’m looking forward to seeing your trailer renovation. Do go over the electrical and gas very thoroughly. Would be worth it to hire a pro to go over it once.

[@artfullyzen233]

So excited to see you transform this. I also bought a camper that I'll be renovating. Love your channel.

[@kimpaulsen6898]

So excited to follow you both along in this journey. A huge job! This would be my dream redo.❤

[@tinas4946]

I’m excited! We have tent camped 30 years and just bought trailer…

[@kirstenpalony9358]

So excited to watch this new venture! I have dreamed of doing this but sticking to tent camping for the time being. I don't have the time to dig into a big project at the moment, maybe someday? This is inspriational for sure!

[@joanndavis4843]

I started out excited to know how much you paid for that vintage trailer. But when it wasn't revealed, I got unexcited. I think it's because I'm a thrifter, and the hunt for bargain treasures is all a part of knowing what other's paid for their's. Maybe at the end of this remodel, you'll tally up everything, including what you paid for your vintage find. Or maybe not.

[@judyweaver6466]

How exciting for you. I am looking forward to watching this renovation. We love our RV!

[@dannyl2598]

Wow! I've been in your shoes. it's like a flashback. I can't wait to see what you do. Thanks

[@pegdiedrich8662]

I'm excited! U will be happy w/the end result (making it ur own)...stay positive. U can do this.❤

[@krystynas3948]

I love watching your videos and you have really made me feel so confident when it comes to camping so I KNOW you can do this and I am so excited to see you reno this thing!!

[@gillisjack]

Very glad to see you have this trailer! We had a similar one when I was a teenager. We only went on one trip in it, but we kept it in our driveway and I would "entertain" the neighborhood kids in it - mostly playing card games at the table. That reminds me - the table between the two seats in ours detached from the wall and would lay flat between the two seats. One or more cushions were laid on top of the table, which resulted in another bed! Enjoy! I could actually "SMELL" our trailer when I saw your video - all that veneer! Have fun!

[@jodyflanig5669]

Im excited for you! We have a 17 foot trailer and cant wait to get out and see all the national parks. I know you are going to love it and cant wait to see all the mods that you and nick do.

[@bonnienicklaus3299]

Have fun!! I just finished building out my own cargo trailer conversion :-) it’s a lot of work, but the gratification at the end is worth it!😁😁

[@robaldridge6505]

I'm excited, will follow this project, my grandparents had 2 KIT trailers over the years, good units..

[@cfctech6774]

I'm excieted! I really hope you keep the original appliances and fixtures.

[@xbritenitex]

I'm excited!! This looks like so much fun, and although it will be a lot of work in the beginning, I think the reward at the end will be worth it!

[@aldakendall4921]

SO EXCITED!!!! I really want to make a vardo or get a little camper. I know leaking is an issue with a lot of them. I know you guys can do this and can't wait to see

[@djmygui]

Heck yeah!!! I’m excited and I’m looking forward to seeing this project come to life!!!

[@herbsmith6871]

It's going to be cool! Love those old school trailers😎

[@dalerude1821]

Ha…I’m EXCITED…Have FUN with the rebuild…IAG, eh!!! 🇨🇦

[@hollybruns4077]

I’m excited. You will have fun no matter what.

[@kirkleadbetter1093]

Also very excited for you guys. Lots of work ahead, but you make some great memories along the way.

[@melissagoupil6001]

So excited for this new adventure and some different content than your usual! So much fun to watch!

[@sllimjimsinkhole]

I'm so looking forward to you renovating such a beautiful space!!