Hey,Just a quick intro.Long time wagon guy,lousy computer skills.Over the years I've had,a 1995 caprice,1996 roadmaster estate and a 1956 ford country squire.My current project is a 1964 rambler 660 classic.It will be outfited to pull my scotty "caned ham"trailer.I work as a logistic manager and a carbon fiber tech for a race team.Thanks for reading I look forward to posting.Dave
You'll find a few passionate Rambler guys here! Can't wait to see what a caned ham trailer looks like! Welcome.
Great,this is my first rambler.I'm learning it as I go.I'll try to add a pic of the scotty,we'll see if I can make this work......Dave
That is major Deja-Vu for me! My dad was an Engineering Foreman on the huge Power Dam project in Shawinigan, Quebec. That Hydro dam generated most of the power for the US Atlantic seaboard for years. When he was done, the Premier of Manitoba, where I live today, hired the firm to build a huge Floodway, which the nicknamed after the Premier Duffy, as Duffy's Ditch. I was about 18 months old, when we were on site, living in a 17 foot version of that same trailer. Ours had the front side windows like yours and two back windows. My two baby sisters slept in special bunks right next to the two back windows, and I slept in a crib at the back. My folks had to lower the front table and make their bed up at the front! Neat.
Wow,thats tight!Mine is supposed to sleep four!?Cicrus midigets I think.Couple of interior pics for nostalgia.
That's the one, man! I remember my mother using long cigarette paper and those old long tobacco rollers for my dad's daily smokes. She tried smoking one and lost last-nite's stew and splashed me with it. Yuk! Thanks!
I paid 1500.00 for this one,two owners indoor storage for at least 25 of its years.It needs some tlc but who dosn't.Dave
You got a good deal. All the basics are there, now you can add the Microwave, solar panels on the roof, all the new goodies and still save $10,000 for a new small one.
Welcome to the forums. We have at least a couple of other memrbers who are into vintage wagons and trailers.
Thanks,I have kids so the wagon seemed to be a good family choice.I still miss my big g.m.wagons but maybe thats next.Dave
Dave....lets see the Rumbler!! just so you dont feel alone in 'almost' AMC land...i have a 65 American 440 convert,that was my Gramps(bless his soul) since new!!
