Post your vintage photos here

[Snufy1]

Hi new to this site want to introduce myself. I am restoring a 1983 Revcon King33

[Snufy1]

Here are some more pictures

[Paul Dobbin]

Welcome Snufy.
I can;t see the pictures you posted, but I am familiar with the Revcon. I was told it began as a improved version of the by then discontinued GMC. Silimar concept, bit bigger. When we had our GMC we'd occasionally see the Revcons too. Good luck with you resurection.
Paul

[Snufy1]

Thanks I'm just learning how to upload pictures I'll try agan

[Tidy Tabby]

Originally Posted by Snufy1

Here are some more pictures

You will need to use an image hosting service like photobucket or similar. It's easy once you get that hang of it. Welcome to vintage RV-ing.

[Snufy1]

I'll try this hope it works

[Snufy1]

Actually Revcon FWD came before GMC Revcon started in 1968 I think it was started by John Hall designer for Airstream

[Bert Pryor]

Nice!

[ViewFred]

Originally Posted by Snufy1

Actually Revcon FWD came before GMC Revcon started in 1968 I think it was started by John Hall designer for Airstream

Here is a link to more pictures of Revcon RVs.

Vintage Revcon Motorhomes Pictures Archives | RV For Sale Classifieds

[RobbieH]

Originally Posted by Paul Dobbin

Actually they made the GMC Classic in two sizes, 26 feet and 23 feet. Both had the Oldsmobile Toronado 455 FWD drive line with beefed up torsion bars. With a total production of about 13,000 between 1973 & 1978. All had the 455 until 1978 when Oldsmobile dropped the 455 in favor of the 402 to up their average gas mileage in the product line. The 402 was not powerfull enough for the motor home and it was discontinued. About 75% of the 73-78 GMC's are still on the road today. they have a devoted following.
We had one for 14 years and finally moved up to a Airstream Diesel Pusher for more towing power and better fuel mileage.
P. S. They could get stuck on wet grass!

My dad has one. I'll try to get pictures next time I'm out there. He has done a ton of work to it making it better than new, Alcoa wheels, stainless exhaust, all computerized or updated dash and air bags. His next project is to put Howell ignition on it.

Speaking of tow rating, the tow rating of these was very low. I think around 2,000 lbs? He tows a 1991 Suzuki Samurai behind it to keep weight down.

[SMB]

Here's Priscilla, not to pretty but she'll comfortably get you where you want to go.

What the devil is a "URL for your image"?

[GlennLever]

Originally Posted by SMB

Here's Priscilla, not to pretty but she'll comfortably get you where you want to go.

What the devil is a "URL for your image"?

URL is an address out in the internet for a location of a file.

In this case you are supplying the address/location of a picture and then the forum can find it and display it.

There are advantages to supplying a URL to display a picture rather than attaching the pictures (files).

1) Is that the forum does no use any storage (dollars) to be able to display the picture when a URL is specified.

2) You can rape text around the picture. This allows you to tell a story and place the pictures at the correct point in the story rather than all the pictures at the bottom of the story.

This link will tell you How to post pictures

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

Glenn

[gdhillard]

https://www.flickr.com/photos/788104...57673048469973


1978 Avion 30P, getting set up for long term BLM camping. Wood heat. composting toilet in, and well loved, and solar going on this spring. I love this rig.

[gdhillard]

https://www.flickr.com/photos/788104...57673689574143

1968 Terry 19 foot TT. My first trailer, and currently placed on my daughter's land in Vermont every summer.