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Old School Trailers Get Renovated for ‘Retro Glamping’

Great video and article out of Seattle on our friend Brian Morrow and his vintage trailer shop Brian’s Vintage Trailers – http://seattlerefined.com/the-show/old-school-trailers-get-renovated-for-retro-glamping

Concert Display in Exchange for Concert tickets

We are hosting Papa Doo Run Run and the Parrotheads at our brand new outdoor Amphitheater on Saturday, May 21. 4000 Rocklin Rd, Rocklin, CA 95677. Doors open at 4:30… Continue reading Concert Display in Exchange for Concert tickets

Brand spotlight – Curtis Wright

Curtis Wright Made by Curtis Wright Industries’ Aircraft & Trailers (no relationship to the Curtiss-Wright Corporation) If you are an owner of a Curtis Wright, please add your contact name,… Continue reading Brand spotlight – Curtis Wright

Post Hemet Adventures

We are now setup in Mather Campground in Grand Canyon National Park. There are some great hiking opportunities here. We hiked Kaibab Trail today, Wednesday 5/11. There were some pretty… Continue reading Post Hemet Adventures

Vintage Trailer Club Rolls into Camp Dearborn, Milford Michigan!

PRESS RELEASE May 1, 2016 — For Immediate Release: Vintage Trailer Club Rolls into Camp Dearborn, Milford Michigan! The TIN CAN TOURISTS (TCT) vintage trailer and motor coach club has… Continue reading Vintage Trailer Club Rolls into Camp Dearborn, Milford Michigan!

Post Hemet Adventures – Valley Of Fire State Park

We have been in Las Vegas since Wednesday 5/04. Today, Saturday 5/07 we decided to visit Valley of Fire state park which is about a one hour drive from Vegas.… Continue reading Post Hemet Adventures – Valley Of Fire State Park

The Road Beyond Hemet

Well we had to stay in Hemet for an extra two days. Seems our truck needed a new pinion seal. Anyway, we are now in Las Vegas at the Las… Continue reading The Road Beyond Hemet

Vintage-trailer enthusiasts camp in retro style

Article in Idaho Statesman

April’s Roadtrip

Enjoy Larry Davidson’s facebook posts for the month of April!

Now a more secure Tin Can Tourists website

You may have noticed that there now is an indicator that this website is more secure. The little padlock next to the website address on the browser is now lock… Continue reading Now a more secure Tin Can Tourists website

The Reason We Are Here

Good morning everyone. It is Saturday,April 30th., the day for the Vintage Show at Golden Village Palms. Yesterday was a beautiful So.Ca. day, sunny and mid 70’s. Today no so… Continue reading The Reason We Are Here

Trailer Towing Information

I have seen a lot of posts on the TCT Group on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/tincantourists/ over the last few months asking questions like “Will my 1977 Chevette pull at 16ft Avion.… Continue reading Trailer Towing Information

How to Identify a vintage trailer?

The Road to Hemet – The Avion Has Landed

Hey crew, after getting a good nights sleep at the Colorado River we made the last leg of our journey in less than three hours, landing in Hemet before noon.… Continue reading The Road to Hemet – The Avion Has Landed

Inspecting a Trailer

Inspection You as the buyer have to assess the quality and condition of the trailer against the asking price. You can really go in two directions here. One would be… Continue reading Inspecting a Trailer

Update – The Road To Hemet

Hey gang, it is Monday evening 4/25, day nine of our journey to Hemet Ca. We spent the last two nights in Las Cruces N.M. at a place called Sunny… Continue reading Update – The Road To Hemet

Update, the Road to Hemet

Hello from Ginger & Denis. Friday 4/22 was spent taking in the sites at the San Antonio Botanical Garden. If you are ever in San Antonio it is a must… Continue reading Update, the Road to Hemet

John Culp’s 1947 Westcraft

As I mentioned in the spring edition of Tin Can Tales, we were going to establish a procedure by which John “Canner” Culp‘s 1947 Westcraft would be awarded to a TCT member… Continue reading John Culp’s 1947 Westcraft

The Road To Hemet Ca.

Hey everyone, Today is day number five of our journey to the Vintage Show in Hemet Ca. We spent Saturday and Sunday with Ginger’s sister and brother-in-law, they live in… Continue reading The Road To Hemet Ca.

In honor of National Park Week, here are some vintage posters

It’s National Park Week which means you can visit any of this great nation’s national parks for free all week!

Cooking with the Sun – wait, what?

Have you seen the GoSun Stoves? Are you a boondocker? Well you need to know about this then. Most Tin Can Tourists have a propane stove and oven, a propane camp… Continue reading Cooking with the Sun – wait, what?

Pink Flamingo RV Radio

This is an important time for Pink Flamingo RV Radio, as we have been asked to enter the 11th Annual Podcast Awards! We humbly ask our audience to nominate us for… Continue reading Pink Flamingo RV Radio

Be on the Look Out for Mandy’s Trailer

The bigger story which has not been told that needs telling is that (without fanfare) Chris Blaum, CEO of Little Guy Trailers, INC. has stepped up to the plate, contacted… Continue reading Be on the Look Out for Mandy’s Trailer

Gainsville Sun feature on the Tin Can Tourists

Here is a link to the Tin Can Tourists video from the Gainsville Sun – Tin Can Tourists: Travelers to embrace friendship, trailers https://www.dropbox.com/s/rjsxviud2lp9kzd/VTS_01_1.VOB?dl=0 Hunter Hampton looks up at a… Continue reading Gainsville Sun feature on the Tin Can Tourists

Author: Terry Bone