Immediately I thought this was extremely appealing to the eyes...a 1966 Dodge Motor home.
Coolest thing(s) I've seen in awhile.
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The interior is more appealing than the outside to me.
jct
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Buy it already
Cool!
Does it have a 440????
Does it have a 440????
Wile E Coyote
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That would be awesome restored with a Cummin's motor!
Most were 318 powered. Love the looks - way ahead of it's time.
Love it inside and out. It looks just like one that was a TV show Midnight Texas. Never seen one in person.
love the front end bumper...could you imagine trying to find parts on this thing???
I found the old add you are pulling the pictures from. That is how everything should be sold.
I like this setting.
I like this setting.
freakin' a$$ beautiful pic...
That is very cool. Thanks for sharing.
Wonder if this thing could pull a trailer with an Imperial on it? 
It would be fun to take a month off and drive this beauty out West...looking for parts
...making memories...it's a beast!
It would be fun to take a month off and drive this beauty out West...looking for parts...making memories...it's a beast!
jct
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Forget taking a month off that a retirement-mobile or the whole summer and or winter
Maybe something a bit newer
MrMoparCHP
Old Man with a Hat
Anything bigger than a 3/4 ton pickup better be diesel, especially if you plan on towing.
If I just had to have this I'd plan on doing a Cummin's conversion
Alan
If I just had to have this I'd plan on doing a Cummin's conversion
Alan
Love these (cabovers) and this is a nice backdrop.
Good news Doc... you can afford a fleet of them... but towing them home is another story. I really like these Travco RVs... They are made from 2 halves bonded together... fiberglass bodied... and MOPAR. Vette guys would know this, but old fiberglass is a big + and - at the same time. For an RV, no good excuse for leaks that aren't repaired right away (try to fix one on a flattop aluminum skinned one parked under pine trees... I did once
). To do nice fiberglass repairs and paint is a bigger PITA than steel... but patchwork is much simpler for those without welding equipment and skills.The fully restored ones may be expensive, but fixer uppers are out there. Quick search highlights...
For Sale - Fiberglass Mopar's for restoration... Travco
For Sale - 67 Travco
Go camping with Dodge
1968 Dodge Travco motorhome - $4500
Vintage Travel Trailers
Personally, I still think these are overweight/underchassised as I feel about most commercial RVs... but they'd sure be cool to cruise/camp in.
Cool art work. Artist painted on ceramic for an Imperial owner I know overseas.
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