10 Classic Motorhomes and Vintage Campers (50s to 70s) 

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I had a GMC motorhome matchbox when I was a child. I loved that thing! A policeman in our town had a Toyota chanook I loved that thing as well!

Loved #3! GMC was so quintessential 70's:)

Loved seeing these older ones...I have a 76 Argosy 20 motor home that floats down the road, even when the 18 wheelers pass by.

Love the GMC motorhomes. Innovative and stylish. Decent power and front-wheel drive.

I have an fully restored a 1977 Airstream Argosy motorhome. Built on a GM P30 chassis with 454 engine. Its a super cool vintage painted Airstream that you drive.

For me, the 26' GMC has been something I have wanted since college days! They are my ideal!

Number three is my favorite. I have a 1978 GMC royale and I wouldn't have any other.

Wow, those Star trailers look like something Liberace would vacation in.

The Hanomag-Henschel Orion is a dream of a vintage campervan. Especially the later models with Mercedes Diesel engines...

Always liked the GMC Motorhome. Still looks Modern today . . .

I'm officially in love with the Vicker's Westmoreland Star Trailers....so awesome. I kind of wish you'd covered the Barth motorhome, which are also pretty sweet. But I might be biased as I have a 1973 model.

I had an Orange Westfalia exactly like that! And my dad had an Orange Commer Autosleeper camper (although not at the same time).

That Westmoreland is SOOOO beautiful

Loved the Commer, went all over Europe as a kid in one.

The Karman Ghia Safari was made here in Brazil. Sometimes I see a guy who's restoring a model of those. That's so beautiful and vintage!

Great to see all the older motor homes

Volkswagen Westfslia, Commercial, and GMC were great way ahead of their times .

Else pre sounds great for us. Perfect size for me and my grandson to go cross country this winter. Ya baby!

Love the gypsy campers. Fun to see them all.

I have an Airstream and it's freaking awesome! Glad to see it's in the top 10.

A year or two ago a Glastron popped up on Craigslist Nebraska. $4000. I was soooooo tempted. Then it went off - sold. Then...I saw it two blocks from my house where the new owner lived.

my neighbor had a karman safari and it was very spacious inside and dare i say comfortable

My friend's dad worked at the GMC plant in Pontiac, MI where they made the motor homes and sometimes would bring one home on the weekends.

I OWMED A 1970 V W POP TOP CAMPER BUS I WISH I STILL OWNED IT LOTS OF MEMORIES 😭😭😭😭

Love this!!!! Mad love for GMC!😁

I grew up in a 73+/- commer highwayman. Many camping adventures.

When i was a teen my papa had the West VW, he loaned it to me for camping, great memories

1977 Dodge sportman..finding it hard to sell...brings back memories of my youth...

Number 4 is a legend in Brazil. All campers in here love it.

You missed an iconic RV 1954/1964 clack cortez. The best so far..

I think the Travco L'Espirit would be best for our needs, big enough, but not too big.

It was nice looking back at the older designed campers and trailers. Thanks, one of those VW Bus campers would sure be nice to have. 👍

wow I used to have a Glastron and I loved it it was probably one of the greatest IVs I've ever had it was fast as hell for an RV I remember getting in drag races with school buses and UPS trucks LOL for the longest time I thought I was the only one with one it was my first RV I was 22 when I bought it and I'm 36 now I wish I could go back and get it

We are restoring a 1979 VW Westy, but really like #8 too.

All of the dodge Rvs were my favorite I own a 1979 dodge Exsecutive se has uses a dodge m400 chassis and came with the towing package so the motor is a Chrysler 440 v8 and also an added bonus had roof top ac ,cruise control , built in analog weather station and clock as one unit , an onboard onan bfo 4.0 generator and lastly the sleeping arrangements you get two full beds and a fold down twin in the rear in the bedroom. The one I own is 20 feet or so they came in multiple lengths and configurations in my mind it's truly a high end camper back in its day

I have a custom made 1961 gmc class a motorhome. 3 way frige,rooftop and dash air,front and rear engine heater,shower,sleeps 6,heavy-duty furnace,cruise control. Built on 1987 gmc bus frame. 23 foot long.

The most beautiful? The GMC..definitely!

fond memories of riding in my uncles type 2, back in the 1970's.

GMC is beautiful.. though I liked all..

Back in the day I used to do most of the work on the VW Westfalia vans at the dealership. When one came in for non mechanical issues it came to me. I didn't mind, familiarity made things quicker and better flag time.

The Karmann Ghia is the Volkswagen version of a sports car, the camper is Karmann Mobil

Always loved the Commer.

Number 2, the GMC fwd camper. Awesome. 😁

I would love to be able to find a GMC motorhome in great shape that was affordable. Great video and thanks for taking the time to make it.

commer (spacevan) walkthough. loved that thing

In the UK, many of the camper vans were built by a variety of coachbuilders, rather than the manufacturers, who just supplied the basic van for conversion. For example, Devon Conversions at Sidmouth imported and converted VW vans from 1956 to 1985, and Dormobile at Folkestone produced varieties of Bedford Dormobile camper vans from the 1960s to the 1990s. Other popular campervans in the UK were based on commercial van such as Commers, Sherpas, Ford Transits, Renault and Citroen vans etc. Most of the British campervans produced were rather smaller and less luxurious than many American products, mainly because of narrower rural roads and more limited expectations.

I have a 1970 Dodge Monarch with a Dodge 318 engine . I have been restoring it since 2018. Where can I send pictures for your next classic rv video?

I would love to have a # 8, 5, 4, and # 1 these are just to cool

Interesting choices. Growing up we had a 1964 Ford Travel Wagon on a Ford Econoline chassis with a pop top. It was a great conversion design, but the engine was gutless at 100 horsepower and 10 mpg. It commonly overheated and was a nuisance because the engine access was between the driver and passenger seats in the front. Had many lifetime travel adventures in it despite these serious flaws.

Romany Gypsy Trailers - all of them❤️💕💗😊👍

amazing video guy!! I gotta keep it simple honestly i love the westfalla!

I’ll take the GMC Motorhome any day. I like many of the others, but that seemed to be much safer to drive in my opinion.

Hi my name is and I recently started work on refurbishing a 1977 dodge xplorer which was quite clean and rust free when I found her i,ve already named her lorer as a take off from her factory name of xplorer I find your videos very encouraging .my plan is to maintain the original 70,s vibe as I grew up in that time and miss it a lot keep

I liked the GMC camper and the other Airstream. I would love to have a Chinook.

I was watching a review of a rare Argosy motorhome from Streamline. Cool designs that were well thought out. Only about 200 were made.

When featuring the Chinook, you only showed the small Toyota version when the 18+ was their true flagship unit, the one piece moulded fiberglass on the one ton cutaway vans. They are still very popular

i would definitely buy the gmc motorhome

Always liked the GMC MotorHome!

I have a restored 1972 Hunter. It was the 903rd produced.

The Romany caravans #3 are stunning

GMC hands down. I want one so badly!

#4 is the best one for me I love the style plus 5 and 6

I like the gmc motor home

Without a doubt my favorite one of all was number 3 the GMC that was made from 73 to 78 or 79 way ahead of itself the best even today if you can get find one which there's a lot of them still left out there and go through and do a complete restore on it you'll have a better motorhome than any of the newer ones that are being built it was just top-of-the-line back then and still top-of-the-line to this day and I wish I owned one of them I really do.

#3 would be nice. Would love to travel the US in my retirement.

Great job! loved this!

number 3 was my best choice ☺

Love the westmorelands

I like #3 a lot. Too bad we can't see the interior of the first one.

1,4,10 are my favorites

I'll take that mustard yellow VW Westfalia please!

LOVED number 6! 😍✝️🇺🇸

Number 3,nice and big and more power

Woweeee loved each an every one. Brilliantly done just great✌🏻💗😊❣️

Thank you,I liked the GMC motorhome,and the Glastron ..The others arent much good,only good for a overnight sort of thing..When going away in such vehicles,it has been my experience that you need four things most of all..They are a VERY RELIABLE vehicle,first, a shower ,and a toilet,and a bed..cooking is a lower priority..you see ,and try this using your own suburb as a example..Imagine you have driven into your own suburb for the first time as a stranger in a van..it is afternoon soon you will need to eat,wash and sleep..Now,where can we park ourselves discreetly ? Where is a toilet ? even if you find one,most are locked at night to deter vice,is there one in your suburb ? where can you shower.? thats even more difficult..And where can you sleep safely..maybe there is a motel somewhere but..as for food,you can nearly always find something to eat at a fast food outlet,cafe etc..but shower,toilet,and bed are harder to find...next problem.is discretion you need to be able to live on your vehicle without attracting attention from nearby residents,police,council ordinance officers and petty criminals..in this regard the two vehicles have drawbacks as they are a bit too identifiable as motorhomes..

good stuff, thank you.

Owned a '71 bus for 12yrs with a 1776cc dual carb Type1. The '72 bus looks the same but has the much stronger/reliable type4 engine. I would put a 2liter with deep sump and external oil cooler.

I liked #7 I would love to go on a trip in one of Those rv vans or moble homes

The GMC was nice. I liked it best.

Only the best for

Number 3 or nuthin. Good vid....Rich/San Jose

One more you missed...From the Star Wars begining films..this motor home was designed by some very WELL KNOWN car designers of the time created the discover by rectrans..check this on out....very interesting...I have only seen two since delivering them to a dealer ship in san diego...in 1972..One day looking on craiglist one popped up for sale..Bought it sight un seen. Had it shipped home...and i am in the prosess of restoring her....Well love your sight

01:07 "Comfort and style!"

The GMC is most definitely my favourite 🙂

Mine is a 1981 Chevy Vanguard 360 v8, Auto, G30 full fiber glass wide body, So far I have only counted 13 like this in Canada, They where actually built in Winfield , BC, Canada, Company was once owned by Jim Pattison Industries Ltd , with only 29,000, k, it was supposedly parked at a lake for most of it's life, Bought her last year, my fav, now has 31,000,

i have that GMC Motorhome as a hot wheels toy !

I'd love to find a Westmorland Star!

hi i have a 1975 Dodge Woodsman that i think should be added to this list. It was built on a dodge 1 ton frame with a 318 has an automatic trans and is even 4 wheel drive. "now that's cool"

I own a 1974 GMC motorhome.

KOoOL LOVE .THEM All.

Watching your video clip I really enjoyed it thanks a lot

♡ it, 2nd to none.

Should have included the FMC and Cortez motorhomes from the 70s.

And commer van!

Still not enough inside of these MHs. We want to see more of the inside !!!

I'm diggin my Travco 220

no 2 is a commer conversion by Autohomes i had one for years and toured France Spain and Italy in it ,1725 with overdrive box it cruised at 70mph lol and the one in the picture is a 1971 mine was a 1969.

commer was neat

The GMC is the best.