Canned ham recovery

[volksaddict]

#44310

I found this on an old homestead and saved it from the scrap yard, had a little fun doing it as well

Early 60’s I think Yellowstone camper. It had been there since the early 90’s. Up on blocks, tires just needed air. Found the receiver hitch and stabilizers laying in the dirt 🙂

Had to squeeze it thru this opening in the trees, in the frozen mud.

The extraction was a success!!

[volksaddict]

#44311

I don’t need it tho so it’s for sale, $1800. or offers

 

[mtnbus]

#44312

super cool Jeff

Looks good on the back of your truck !

[Rustabus]

#44327

Tryin to get this sold!!!! 😉

[volksaddict]

#44340

This would be the perfect accessory for you Coleman collectors! Set it up as a party shack with all your vintage camper bits!

For another 200 I’ll even throw in the death trap Polaris 😀

Not sure why the site put this in as a thread and a classified at the same time? Only posted once…

 

[Franz]

#44348

Strait little camper. Sell it to some old lady for a she-shed…Then she can have her husband spend 500 hours polishing the aluminum.

[volksaddict]

#44360

Hahaha! I was thinking of a young family with kids that is outgrowing their vw camper, Franz. 😎

 

[Franz]

#44362

Nope. not me.

I would have to hack it up, and try to install it on a COE or something dumb.

[Rustabus]

#44363

That Camper looks Great!!! Looks like maybe it doesn’t have an old roof leak like 80% of these vintage campers do?!?!

[volksaddict]

#44365

Oh it does Rusty, with the patina’d paneling in a couple spots.

 

[Rustabus]

#44375

Oh well, still an Awesome Trailer!

[Jb]

#44376

Combine this with the matador=WIN👌👍👌

 

could call it the Hamador😆

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