Blast from the past!

[DBasher]

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/rvs/4020742824.html

My brother and I built 3 of these, this was the first one. The other two we built ended up a little lighter and with full stereos and flat screens...gotta have a flat screen while camping!

Art Morrison helped us design the frames and then built them. Sitting in his office going over the early designs is something I'll never forget. Art is a wealth of knowledge and was very eager to help

Lots of fun, long hours and a huge learning experience. I was able to attend a lot of events and go to a ton of cool shops up and down the west coast.

It's too bad we couldn't sell them for cheaper, everyone loved em but they were expensive. Neat to see one running around after all this time.

http://www.munkeemedia.com/hosted/dr...mperinfo1.html

Dan

[youthpastor]

that is really cool! love the design.

[DBasher]

Thanks Chris
Its fun building high end toys when the funding is there, lose the funding and well, life goes on. Looking back at the project, quite a bit of the work we sent out could now be done in house.

We also built a late 60's International with air ride, sbc and an overdrive, the two together really looked good running down the highway...wonder where that thing is??


Dan

[intocarss]

Saw one of those on the freeway a couple weeks ago. Very cool