ROLLIN' ON RADIO

LINKS

Coming up on next week's show

 "Peace of Mind"

CONTEST

Check our "Schedule Page" 

for the new  air times on the R&R Network starting 8/11 

This week we're in Linn County, Oregon where

we take a step back in time and check out the

Rolling Oldies Vintage

Trailer Rally.

 

Jeff spent the day there and talked with some interesting owners about their vintage trailers.

 

New is fine, but vintage is really cool.

On next week's show we'll take you to Nevada City, California to visit a company called, Sierra Trailer Restorations.

 

We actually were going to air this piece as part of this week's show on the vintage trailer rally, but because the story is so interesting we decided to turn it into a full feature story.

 

We'll introduce you to Pete Snyder the man behind the company and master craftsman when it comes to fabrication whether it's metal or wood.

Whether your looking for a 100 point restoration or a retro-classic custom job, Pete and his crew can defininatly handle it all.

 

This story and more coming up on next week's show.

1948 Clipper in for restoration

Front of the shop

Interior of the shop

Looking to downsize your RV size?

If you like camping, traveling light and sleeping off the ground then check out the "Buffalino". It even has a sink, cooking zone and refrigerator. For the story and additional photos, visit our ROTV News page. 

Vintage Trailers

August 2010

So many of you have been asking when we would have copies of our shows available on DVD. Well, we were waiting to get our store up on the 15th of September, but decided to go ahead and make this last show available now.

We'll be set up for credit cards on the 15th but if you want this episode now, send your check for $13.95 (includes shipping) To:   Turtle Entertainment Group 

         PO Box 322   Mattapoisett, Ma. 02739

                                     

I know, this show and web site are suppose to be all about RVs but my old hot rod blood still flows I guess. But can't you just picture it, a 302-RV-Rod? Lets see, I'd start with a nice clean 302 Ford coupled to a C4 tranny and a heavy duty rear end.Some nice chrome truck wheels along with a Roadmaster stabalizer package.

 

Body-wise we'll replace the three side windows on the drivers side with a full lenght tinted window and on the passenger side we'd put a smaller window about half way back. We'll also fill in the two rear side windows.

 

For the driver and passenger I see a couple of Recaro recliner-swivel seats. (They have to be able to face the cabin area). On the left there will be a full length couch that opens into a bed, and across in the passenger side will be a nice kitchen/serving counter with a two burner stove, sink and refer built in below. In the right rear corner will be a bathroom compartment with a marine syle head and sink.. I think the interior will be beige and earth tones. But what color should the exterior be? Any suggestions?

 

See, my mind is at it again. HELP!