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Date:         Fri, 6 Oct 1995 22:51:53 -0400 (EDT)
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From:         Mark Janello <mjanello@umich.edu>
Subject:      Re: (Jeep) was ad campaigns (f)





On Fri, 6 Oct 1995, Jim Ellis wrote:


> Seriously, there was a display at the local RV dealer that included a very
> very bitchen vehicel that must have been from the twenty's or very early
> thirties that had a huge camper on the back which was basically Gramma's
> kitchen on wheels with bunk beds. Metal screening and metal top counters. It
> seemed big enough to hold a soccer game inside!


I've seen some pictures of the 1930's Model A Ford Camper, it  had a kind
of fold-out cot in the back with a ceiling-mounted water tank.  
Come to think of it, some early cars had kerosene powered headlights,
maybe you could cook food on them.


Mark
mjanello@umich.edu
'62 Kombi
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