Anyone who grew up in the 70s will have a deep familiarity with the decor of this amazing machine. "Time capsule" is a great description - hopefully this gets the preservation and love it deserves!!
I can’t believe this thing has lasted perfectly intact like it was suspended in time… And yes as a baby of the 60s, these colors and decor resonate… Love it!🤣👊🏽🤘🏽
I would take this over some of those million dollar plus RVs in a second! So much character and craftsmanship. Absolutely beautiful. By far one my favorites. They definitely don’t make them like they used to anymore.
@@rickk.20in "50 years" the present day garbage won't survive! They don't build quality campers like they used to! At my parent's camp the 17+ year old campers have more solid roofs than the 3 year campers!
My man , if you can get that rig do it . What a great piece of machinery . Being born in 1960 all those colors and and styles are deeply embedded in my brain . It is indeed a time machine .
love the fact that all 3 are still out there, and in their original state! tells you something about the quality they were built with back in the day's!
naw, quality was crap, they just don't get used, as long as it doesn't leak they will keep. I would never actually use one of these, they are horrible for real motorhoming compared to anything modern. mpg is horrendous. My 74 dodge motorhome was gutted and has a 5.9L EFI overdrive drivetrain now.
This is “The Griswolds” if they had a coach! I absolutely love this thing!!! I truly hope that whoever gets this next doesn’t pull an ignorant move and start tearing things off and “modernizing” it
I drove a tractor exactly like that from roadway trucking but ours didn’t have sleeper. They had no ps and no air. You worked hard for your money. Great to see one in such great condition
I drove one too. It was only one time though. I worked for their spinoff company called Roadway Package System. We borrowed one from the Roadway terminal down the street to rescue two loaded pups hooked to a broke down truck on I-95. They were some rough riding and extra slow trucks. Especially when I was hooked to two fully loaded pups.
I remember reading an article in Trailer Life magazine in the 1970's about the Camelot Cruiser. Although I was only 8 or 9 years old at the time (I think I've been 'camper crazy' since birth LOL), I thought it sounded amazing. Thanks so much for the video!
Wow. What a unique piece of automotive history. This "time-capsule" fits right into the era of trucks you like and all of us on here enjoy looking at. Thanks for sharing this one with us and I really hope you do get it.
Full respect for this dude rocking a full-on no apologies mullet to represent this rig. That's some next-level dedication to this project and his overall business's specialization!
It is really awesome to see younger peeps appreciating classic & antique stuff! I am very happy ya'll kept this in factory origina condition, a mobile museum 🙂
I saw this thing pull up to the boat dico at Mackinaw City long ago. There were people sitting at the dinette at the front windows and they got off to go over to Mackinac Island while the driver pulled out a little boat from the "basement" and washed it. I never forgot it.
What a small world ScottMcV, Right next to my desk is a stick I saved, it has Mackinac Island burned into it. I found it in a house and it looked like a neat way to make a sign so I saved it for the boy scouts. I figured it would be a good future project. Never heard of the place.
@@mattberden9326 Looks like a very cool area. I spent just a little time in Michigan north of Flint. I have a feeling it is a world of difference away!
Really one awesome piece of history. Case in point I always say the 70s will never ever die. There is still trend after trend inspired by the golden years of this societal development era. I would say that in my limited memory that originally belonged to one of the presidents of Ford and I know it was sold to someone in NASCAR. I actually have a picture of it at Daytona speedway circa 1976 or77 I think. I attended both races with my grand parents at that time. I always thought that set up would be the permanent trend for large campers. Much better concept than 5th wheel trucks that often fail their uses.
This was at Florida Flywheelers Antique tractor & Car Engine show few years back, and it was amazing. Something to consider bringing her back. Also, these was also featured in Fast & Loud. 2 of the 3 of them. Gas Monkey Garage purchased 2 of them. Amazing history with them.
shag carpet, wood panels, velvet wallpaper.......that thing is sooo 70s......all the stuff that decorated our house when I was a kid......it just needs a console tv and stereo/ record player/ 8 track player to finish it out
My daily driver is the same Ford cab design...but a C8000 with a farm truck bed...and I cannot take it anywhere without getting thumbs ups and questions about it. I cannot even begin to imagine the attention you'll get driving that around! You had better allow extra time when fueling, just for all the questions and interest and photos. :-)
@@mromatic17 Yup, it's got the Cat 3208 turbo. I'm partial to manual transmissions, but mine has the MT653. It drives well, though, and my daughter wants this truck someday...so the automatic is a good fit for our use.
I think the only thing missing from this rig is one of those vintage, yellow colored, textured window panels I remember seeing by people's front doors. That was such a common thing I saw on houses from the 70's and 80's and this rig is giving me all the right vibes. It's giving me the feel of a warm, stuffy day with the afternoon sun pouring in and highlighting the dust in the air.
YEARS AGO, When was a young redneck I worked as a truck mech. One day we got a new account for a Dairy. They had a whole fleet of F750 tractors & F750 trucks. Each & everyone of those old wore out rusty crusty dusty POS had a WAY sloppy shift linkage. These trucks shift linkage was a sight to behold. It went DOWN thru the floor then it turned RIGHT on to the RH frame rail. Then it turned RIGHT again & followed the framerail back to the trans then it made another RIGHT to the top of the trans. Every joint had wore out bushings. I was AMAZED the drivers were able to find a gear as I was not. One X one we had to tear those shift linkages apart & rebuild them. I didnt think we were EVER going to finish. But, one day we did. !
I'd dearly love to have a truck like this one, however, I live on an island way down here in the southern Pacific and I would probably run out of road pretty darn quickly🙂
For a second I had to check and make sure I wasn't accidentally watching Charles Phoenix's channel. I have no idea what it would cost to buy it. But if I could afford it I might be afraid to use it too much. It's such and excellent time capsule. The interior looks a little more late 60s but still.
OMG! Watching this I felt the spidey sense of my pants flaring out at the bottom and my hair growing out, parting down the middle and feathering on this sides! I was 12 when this was built. I want it!
I actually remember seeing the blue and the green one parked in a shipping dock side by side fifteen years ago In Edler storage bldg in Skokie IL what a time trip
I would have been six when this was built. This is like a early 1970s time capsule. It should be in a museum. It is literally a snapshot of the decade.
Hey there ! ... just woah ! I looove that thing so much ! I'm born in 71 and this is 70s to the bones ! And here, ( Québec, Canada) there is snow ... so what a perfect fit ! Seriously, if i was $$$ enough, i would buy that awesome création ! ... ( and enjoy it every day !! )
Not 💯 percent sure, but I think Gas Monkey garage purchased a couple of these a few years back, I believe they were Ford blue and they sure looked alot like what you have here. You might try to get in touch with Richard an see if they are the same and maybe find out some more info. I think it is cool as HELL I'd leave it just like it is. Thanks for the video man, one cool ride.
There is one here in Michigan. I think that one was blue if remembering correctly and is in good condition. The owner was nice enough to give me a tour. Glad to see these are well cared for.
Funny thing that wall paper is very similar to what my folks had in their house.......wow i must be old .......And hell yeah brother buy it and drive the crap outta it.
Wow, the Army used these things like busses but they were clearly not like this one. We called them “cattle cars” back then but it was sure nice to see one because it meant you weren’t walking miles back to the unit after spending the day on the range!
Amazing ,what a vintage RV. The decor is so crazy but cool. Should be left exactly like it is. Brilliant and I would love it. The space is awesome aswell.👍
391 and an automatic transmission of some type with a 44,000 pound gvw ? That thing would do good to maintain 50 mph on a flat level road with no headwind. I have owned and driven many Ford trucks and the only 391 powered F 700 truck I had that would maintain 55 mph up and down hills and eventually reach 65 mph loaded (about 25k total weight) was a 68 F600 with a 391 gas engine and a Clark 5 speed and a 2 speed rear axle. That gave it 10 speeds including 2 that were over driven and to say it lacked power fully loaded is an understatement. I fail to see how that driveline combination would even maintain 50 mph pulling that giant trailer.
Agreed. I'm surprised there isn't a 534 V8 or diesel engine powering that rig. Not really sure what diesel engine choices were available for C-Series trucks back in that model year. I'm pretty sure a Cat 3208 was one of them.
Hey there, awesome videos! Question, is this one of the two that Richard Rawlings bought from that Discovery show called Fast N Loud also known as Gas Monkey Garage? Looks exactly like the ones that were on his show.
There needs to be a sitcom built around this rig. Other than that I hope the highest bidder puts it in a very public museum. I can remember driving these trucks when I first started trucking. These and the International Harvester version of the same type cab over. I was almost killed by one of them when the cab fell on me as I checked the oil. It crushed me and sent me to the hospital.
This thing is hideous in all the right ways! I love it. It's just mint. A true time capsule for sure. I hope it stays preserved and well taken care of.
It is a cool rig but I am glad that you guys are enamored by the interior decor of this rig because it makes my skin scrawl. There is a distinct difference between how you react to this interior design if you were raised in the era. Most children of the late 60s and 70s couldn't wait to escape this part of it.
I saw a picture previously, but after seeing the video I'm instantly hooked! A beautiful piece of history and now I want it! This could be Margaret's bigger brother! 👍😁
This is absolutely amazing, I've never seen or heard of one but I am loving this.. i just can't believe how immaculate it is.. What i would give to have it..😊
This needs to go in the RV museum…what a beautiful time warp
No, no it does not, it deserves to be driven, used and enjoyed the way her makers intended.
@@marvindebot3264 A rolling museum 😁
If it’s not going to be used than it needs to be in a museum where it can be enjoyed
@@EvanMoon buts its being used tho.
Yes 100% agree with you this is a damn near pristine 100% original nice time capsule!!💗💗😍😍
Anyone who grew up in the 70s will have a deep familiarity with the decor of this amazing machine. "Time capsule" is a great description - hopefully this gets the preservation and love it deserves!!
Was thinking the decor seems more late -60’s then mid-70’s.
Way kewl all the same!
I was born in 1976 but I still remember people’s houses looking like this during my childhood.
They even have the tile counter still. Its cool.
Yes, yes! The avocado green, shag carpeting, wood paneling and orange tile!
It looks like the inside of my grandma's house
I can’t believe this thing has lasted perfectly intact like it was suspended in time… And yes as a baby of the 60s, these colors and decor resonate… Love it!🤣👊🏽🤘🏽
Seller's hair is absolutely on point for this RV.
It would be if the RV were from the 80's, 70's hairstyles were fuller and more flowy, with longer more grown out sideburns.
It's on point for Florida that's fer sure!
@@TwoTwig Definitely not a mullet but a full head of hair with a moustache.
That is one of the most "70's" things I have ever seen, especially on the inside. That is awesome.
Initially I thought that someone with good taste (whether or not they were birthed back then) designed it
That is absolutely the coolest rv I've seen 😍
absolutely
Hands down!
I would take this over some of those million dollar plus RVs in a second! So much character and craftsmanship. Absolutely beautiful. By far one my favorites. They definitely don’t make them like they used to anymore.
same
Yet in 50 years, unborn kids will drool over the current tacky bs which survives.
Guaranteed this is a much better quality build than the new stuff! 😂
@@rickk.20in "50 years" the present day garbage won't survive! They don't build quality campers like they used to! At my parent's camp the 17+ year old campers have more solid roofs than the 3 year campers!
@@mikeklinger1712 yes they do. you just have to drop over 5 million for it.
My man , if you can get that rig do it . What a great piece of machinery . Being born in 1960 all those colors and and styles are deeply embedded in my brain . It is indeed a time machine .
And....if you just have $1.000.000 and you don't know what to do with it.
That's a cool rig.
I was born in 85, I remember the red shag carpet in the trailer I was born in lol, it was a lot of the same.
I entered planet earth in 1969 and I remember that style back in the 70s as a kid. Coooool AF!
love the fact that all 3 are still out there, and in their original state! tells you something about the quality they were built with back in the day's!
naw, quality was crap, they just don't get used, as long as it doesn't leak they will keep.
I would never actually use one of these, they are horrible for real motorhoming compared to anything modern. mpg is horrendous. My 74 dodge motorhome was gutted and has a 5.9L EFI overdrive drivetrain now.
@Murray Madness nobody asked
WHAT a freakin awesome unit ! Imagine pulling up next to all the modern RV's; they'd all want a guided tour !!
dig the green dunny (toilet).. the 70’s colour choices were both hilarious and revolting.
this old girl belongs in a museum .. cheers mate 🍻👍🇦🇺
Glad you enjoyed
This is “The Griswolds” if they had a coach! I absolutely love this thing!!! I truly hope that whoever gets this next doesn’t pull an ignorant move and start tearing things off and “modernizing” it
I drove a tractor exactly like that from roadway trucking but ours didn’t have sleeper. They had no ps and no air. You worked hard for your money. Great to see one in such great condition
What was mileage pay back then?
I drove one too. It was only one time though. I worked for their spinoff company called Roadway Package System. We borrowed one from the Roadway terminal down the street to rescue two loaded pups hooked to a broke down truck on I-95. They were some rough riding and extra slow trucks. Especially when I was hooked to two fully loaded pups.
I remember reading an article in Trailer Life magazine in the 1970's about the Camelot Cruiser. Although I was only 8 or 9 years old at the time (I think I've been 'camper crazy' since birth LOL), I thought it sounded amazing. Thanks so much for the video!
Wow. What a unique piece of automotive history. This "time-capsule" fits right into the era of trucks you like and all of us on here enjoy looking at. Thanks for sharing this one with us and I really hope you do get it.
it sure is. thanks for watching. i hope so too
Full respect for this dude rocking a full-on no apologies mullet to represent this rig. That's some next-level dedication to this project and his overall business's specialization!
The colors and color matches are deliciously 70s hideous! I love it!
That.. is a beautiful C750 and a beautiful camper, you should 100% buy it 😍
It is really awesome to see younger peeps appreciating classic & antique stuff! I am very happy ya'll kept this in factory origina condition, a mobile museum 🙂
I, for one, am impressed. This really is a time capsule. I was approaching 30 in 1974, so some serious flashbacks here.
I saw this thing pull up to the boat dico at Mackinaw City long ago. There were people sitting at the dinette at the front windows and they got off to go over to Mackinac Island while the driver pulled out a little boat from the "basement" and washed it. I never forgot it.
What a small world ScottMcV, Right next to my desk is a stick I saved, it has Mackinac Island burned into it. I found it in a house and it looked like a neat way to make a sign so I saved it for the boy scouts. I figured it would be a good future project. Never heard of the place.
Nice I live right below mackinaw city
@@mattberden9326 Looks like a very cool area. I spent just a little time in Michigan north of Flint. I have a feeling it is a world of difference away!
I'm in my late 60's. This is an epic iconic late 60's early 70's style. One would hope this could be preserved in a fairly original condition.
Unique and beautiful. I would love to have a holiday in something nostalgic like this.
Really one awesome piece of history. Case in point I always say the 70s will never ever die. There is still trend after trend inspired by the golden years of this societal development era. I would say that in my limited memory that originally belonged to one of the presidents of Ford and I know it was sold to someone in NASCAR. I actually have a picture of it at Daytona speedway circa 1976 or77 I think. I attended both races with my grand parents at that time. I always thought that set up would be the permanent trend for large campers. Much better concept than 5th wheel trucks that often fail their uses.
I'm officially in love with this gaudy throwback.
It needs to be in a museum like the pioneer village so everyone can see it
Your not wrong
RV Hall of Fame & Museum!
@@theupscriber65 I think there actually is one in Indiana somewhere
@@3wbasie elkhart indiana, it's pretty cool actually.
Pioneer Village in Murdo, SD? Man, I did not see that coming.
That's incredible that someone took care of it for that long. Thank you for sharing.
That thing belongs in an automotive, rv, or semi museum it's mint.
I remember my parents had a couple snowmobiles like that when I was a kid... fun!!
This just popped up on my feed. Glad it did, had been wondering what happened to it after GasMonkey sold it. Nice to see it cleaned up.
That thing is so sick! If you do get it, I wouldn't change a thing inside.. A time capsule for sure. Incredible! 😎
I believe the first one built, was for the Ford Racing Team. It was painted the Shelby Cobra "Daytona" blue metallic with the white racing stripes.
thats cool
That is a very very very beautiful rv,if you get it .take good care of it
It really should be in a museum
This thing is friggin amazing... what an absolute time capsule.
I LOVE The RV. I'm a child of the 70s'. Brings back memories of good times.
the interior of that is truly a beautiful work of art.. just absolutely wonderful
How, just how, did this semi truck of an RV even look this good after 50+ years? My goodness that needs to go in a ford museum
Very cool!!!!
This was at Florida Flywheelers Antique tractor & Car Engine show few years back, and it was amazing. Something to consider bringing her back. Also, these was also featured in Fast & Loud. 2 of the 3 of them. Gas Monkey Garage purchased 2 of them.
Amazing history with them.
I worked for Edler and Sons back in the mid to late 70's and remember it sitting in one of the warehouses covered in dust and pallets.
shag carpet, wood panels, velvet wallpaper.......that thing is sooo 70s......all the stuff that decorated our house when I was a kid......it just needs a console tv and stereo/ record player/ 8 track player to finish it out
Sweet old camper. It’s a little older than I am, the decor brings back memories of my childhood. Thanks for sharing. I hope you got it.
It should be in the RV Museum in Middlebury Indiana. Very cool. I saw one on Gas Monkey
That’s so AWESOME!! Love the 70’s, the colors, the style! Very cool 😎
I am a huge C cab fan. That is incredible.
it sure is
I LOVE the classic old cars, when i grew up i wanna collect them, thx for this amazing review
They need to make more of those!! I love it!!!
And the music just flows with the era of the RV ! Good Job ! 😊
There were two of these stored in Gurnee, IL for awhile. I got to tour one of them. Pretty awesome looking.
Richard R. of Gas Monkey Garage bought both for $30K total.
Stunning piece of history.
My daily driver is the same Ford cab design...but a C8000 with a farm truck bed...and I cannot take it anywhere without getting thumbs ups and questions about it. I cannot even begin to imagine the attention you'll get driving that around! You had better allow extra time when fueling, just for all the questions and interest and photos. :-)
that is so cool.
jesus what motor do you have the cat 3209?
@@mromatic17 Yup, it's got the Cat 3208 turbo. I'm partial to manual transmissions, but mine has the MT653. It drives well, though, and my daughter wants this truck someday...so the automatic is a good fit for our use.
@@RollingLiving thats cool teach her and see if she likes the manual if not than swap it later.
I love the fact that the owner is sporting a haircut in keeping with the age of the camper.! Awesome dedication.! 👍.
I saw this at the turkey rod run. It’s amazing
That’s where they got it
salesman: “ you can have any appliance color as long as it’s Avocado green or Harvest Gold…” 🤪
The layout of this unit is mindblowing :)
That thing is awesome id definitely road trip that
It really is!
I think the only thing missing from this rig is one of those vintage, yellow colored, textured window panels I remember seeing by people's front doors. That was such a common thing I saw on houses from the 70's and 80's and this rig is giving me all the right vibes. It's giving me the feel of a warm, stuffy day with the afternoon sun pouring in and highlighting the dust in the air.
I’ll say one thing Simon, you find the darnest Fords ever built 👍🏼
thanks bud
YEARS AGO,
When was a young redneck I worked as a truck mech. One day we got a new account for a Dairy.
They had a whole fleet of F750 tractors & F750 trucks. Each & everyone of those old wore out rusty crusty
dusty POS had a WAY sloppy shift linkage. These trucks shift linkage was a sight to behold. It went DOWN
thru the floor then it turned RIGHT on to the RH frame rail. Then it turned RIGHT again & followed the framerail
back to the trans then it made another RIGHT to the top of the trans. Every joint had wore out bushings. I was
AMAZED the drivers were able to find a gear as I was not. One X one we had to tear those shift linkages
apart & rebuild them. I didnt think we were EVER going to finish. But, one day we did.
!
Reminds me of my grandpa's old lake cabin in the backwoods of MN. I love it.
I'd dearly love to have a truck like this one, however, I live on an island way down here in the southern Pacific and I would probably run out of road pretty darn quickly🙂
When you guys are walking & all inside the trailer..? I can smell my childhood neighborhood in NY
For a second I had to check and make sure I wasn't accidentally watching Charles Phoenix's channel. I have no idea what it would cost to buy it. But if I could afford it I might be afraid to use it too much. It's such and excellent time capsule. The interior looks a little more late 60s but still.
it is a time capsule for sure
$120,000 he’s pleading for it.
Been looking for these videos forever.
This Camelot Cruiser looks awesome.
Hope you enjoy it!
OMG! Watching this I felt the spidey sense of my pants flaring out at the bottom and my hair growing out, parting down the middle and feathering on this sides! I was 12 when this was built. I want it!
I actually remember seeing the blue and the green one parked in a shipping dock side by side fifteen years ago In Edler storage bldg in Skokie IL what a time trip
That truck is wild. I wish you guys talked more about that back room in the basement. What the hell would that be used for? It has windows lol.
Put the kids there when they misbehave.
Awesome work 👍
Still trying to recover from the original 60/70s color schemes from our kitchen growing up. Lemon yellow, Avocado green etc.
I'm thinking you GOTTA buy that, I think you'd treat it the way it should be treated!
hope so
I didn’t grow up in the 70s but my parents on RVs from the 70s and that brings me back
I would have been six when this was built. This is like a early 1970s time capsule. It should be in a museum. It is literally a snapshot of the decade.
Didn't we see one of these on Fast & Loud? It's awesome. Buy it Soloman.
2 of them he got
@@FordEra they weren't alot of money on the show am I right?
So so three are still on the road
Hey there ! ... just woah !
I looove that thing so much !
I'm born in 71 and this is 70s to the bones ! And here, ( Québec, Canada) there is snow ... so what a perfect fit !
Seriously, if i was $$$ enough, i would buy that awesome création ! ... ( and enjoy it every day !! )
Not 💯 percent sure, but I think Gas Monkey garage purchased a couple of these a few years back, I believe they were Ford blue and they sure looked alot like what you have here. You might try to get in touch with Richard an see if they are the same and maybe find out some more info. I think it is cool as HELL I'd leave it just like it is. Thanks for the video man, one cool ride.
yes I saw that episode too. he bought 2 of them.
Yes Gas Monkey has the other 2. They are blue.
Evidently there's 4 someone else said they was a ford racing game edition one also and Richard's was just blue but no ford racing there def neat
There is one here in Michigan. I think that one was blue if remembering correctly and is in good condition. The owner was nice enough to give me a tour. Glad to see these are well cared for.
Funny thing that wall paper is very similar to what my folks had in their house.......wow i must be old .......And hell yeah brother buy it and drive the crap outta it.
That’s awesome
That interior reminds me of my grand parents home back in the 70's..missing the plastic couch covers, even has a drop ceiling..crazy🙂
Wow, the Army used these things like busses but they were clearly not like this one. We called them “cattle cars” back then but it was sure nice to see one because it meant you weren’t walking miles back to the unit after spending the day on the range!
Ft Leonard wood 1985!
Ft Dix 1987
Thanks guys for sharing and your service also🇺🇸
Amazing ,what a vintage RV. The decor is so crazy but cool. Should be left exactly like it is. Brilliant and I would love it. The space is awesome aswell.👍
391 and an automatic transmission of some type with a 44,000 pound gvw ? That thing would do good to maintain 50 mph on a flat level road with no headwind. I have owned and driven many Ford trucks and the only 391 powered F 700 truck I had that would maintain 55 mph up and down hills and eventually reach 65 mph loaded (about 25k total weight) was a 68 F600 with a 391 gas engine and a Clark 5 speed and a 2 speed rear axle. That gave it 10 speeds including 2 that were over driven and to say it lacked power fully loaded is an understatement. I fail to see how that driveline combination would even maintain 50 mph pulling that giant trailer.
Agreed. I'm surprised there isn't a 534 V8 or diesel engine powering that rig. Not really sure what diesel engine choices were available for C-Series trucks back in that model year. I'm pretty sure a Cat 3208 was one of them.
Who's in a hurry with a rig like that?
Everything is a time capsule it’s so mint,as a trucker myself I would love to have that rig
I never leave comments, I am not a jealous man, I don't lust for stuff, I don't want want what isn't mine, but I'm now a broken man!!!!! 😂😂😂
Good Lord that's awesome😲 From the snowmobile to the dishes its 1974 perfect!
Freaking Awesome!!!
Looks like a luxury edition of the old cattle trucks they packed us into when I was in basic training when I was at Ft. Benning years ago.
Yes and restore it
What needs restored its perfect
So amazing great work thank you for sharing! I could only dream of enjoying such a perfect combo machine …
Hey there, awesome videos! Question, is this one of the two that Richard Rawlings bought from that Discovery show called Fast N Loud also known as Gas Monkey Garage? Looks exactly like the ones that were on his show.
Richard had the 'other' two, both Blue.
I remember the colors from that era when I was young! A real blast from the past!
Before buying I'd walk through it at night with a blacklight, lord knows what the walls are covered with.
I’m scared 😂
I'd bet there's still cocaine in the carpet. 😂 and soiled bed sheets still maybe left over from the "govna" and his lady friends.
Born in 1976 and a history lover of everything this thing is awesome.
Current bid is 88k as of writing this with 5 days still to go.
Sadly everyone else thinks it’s just as cool as o think it is
There needs to be a sitcom built around this rig. Other than that I hope the highest bidder puts it in a very public museum. I can remember driving these trucks when I first started trucking. These and the International Harvester version of the same type cab over. I was almost killed by one of them when the cab fell on me as I checked the oil. It crushed me and sent me to the hospital.
This thing is hideous in all the right ways! I love it. It's just mint. A true time capsule for sure. I hope it stays preserved and well taken care of.
I really like this truck trailer combination. The dining area is awesome, but the color combination is so dark, pure 1970s.
Love it! While everyone is into "retro" these days, ain't nothin like the real thing, as the song says.
It is a cool rig but I am glad that you guys are enamored by the interior decor of this rig because it makes my skin scrawl. There is a distinct difference between how you react to this interior design if you were raised in the era. Most children of the late 60s and 70s couldn't wait to escape this part of it.
I saw a picture previously, but after seeing the video I'm instantly hooked! A beautiful piece of history and now I want it! This could be Margaret's bigger brother! 👍😁
Wow the 70s called and left everything green, it’s a time capsule, wicked as buy it for sure
This is absolutely amazing, I've never seen or heard of one but I am loving this.. i just can't believe how immaculate it is..
What i would give to have it..😊
This blew me away! Wow! Learning a lot about vehiclec I never knew about! Thanks! this was rad!