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1962 GM Bus

1962 GM 35 Ft with rebuilt eng,new rear tires,4 speed man Trans. sleeps 6 $12,000.00 adults,full shower and bathroom,kitchen area,fridge,micro,2-AC units..lots of storage and lots more not listed

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You And RVing

Part Time RVer

City and State where you are located

Beavercreek, Oregon

Tell US A Little About Yourself!

Lived, breathed, traveled, rebuilt, you name it - if it's RV related, I do it and have done it! Started in 1955 as an infant migrant worker, living in the classic trailers and campers that we all drool over now. Went through the Columbus Day Storm (hurricane winds in 1962 in the Pacific Northwest) while living in a 1958 Spartan Travel trailer with my parents and 2 brothers. That was exciting!
My wife and I currently own a Holiday Rambler Vacationer, however, we have had over head campers, pop up tent trailers, 5th wheels, bumper mounts, Toy Haulers, Class A, Class B and Class C motorhomes. It's a passion and a lifestyle, as most of you know. We live in a log home high in the foothills of the Cascades, outside of the Portland metropolitan area. But we get out and RV whenever possible.

Areas currently Rving, planning to RV, or have camped

We've RVed all over the northwest and south to Arizona, Nevada, California. We are planning an outing this spring to Eastern Oregon and Hell's Canyon, then Disneyland if possible. Notorious boondockers, to say the least.

What's Your RV Type

Class A RV

Favorite Campgrounds & RV Parks

Walmart, Fred Meyers, any large store that's not posted No RV's ;-) Seriously, Fort Stevens in Oregon, all of the Dunes campgrounds up and down the Oregon Coast. We are fortuanate to have a large number of quality camping areas throughout our neck of the woods. From 10 miles to 300 miles in any direction, there is great RVing in the Pacific Northwest.