Vintage camper renovation 1969 Winnebago

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Published 2020-01-20

This is a walk around of our 1969 vintage Winnebago camper restoration which took us about 12 months to do. There are a lot of step by step videos on our Instagram . It’s a 100% ground up restoration of our own style , That we designed specifically for our needs that we’re going to enjoy … keep in mind as we use the camper and see a need for something we might not have we can always customize and add it later or if we don’t see a need for something we’ve built in we can remove and use the space… Being creative with these little campers is part of the fun.
Instagram @Theheightsmotoculture
Camper/RV/van life/camper restoration

All Comments (21)

@jasonwulff8341 4 years ago

It looks great. Me personally I would rather have a bath room vs open concept JMO
@farmingfishingfamilyontari2814 4 months ago

Gorgeous Exactly what we’d all like to have
@wrylife57 1 year ago

Great job. I LOVE your decision to open the space up, it's so airy and unique. I also like how you saved money where possible, nothing wrong with stained and sealed plywood.
@chrisdunn3235 2 months ago

It's everything you need in a really cool package! Awesome job!!
@MonicaElleRose 2 years ago

ive seen a thousand remodel videos and this is the first one ive ever seen with a kitchen on the front side, this looks so awesome and super inspirational. amazing video :D
@codelicious6590 3 years ago

I just had to stop by and say how flicking cool it is that you painted the propane bottle the same Winne stripes! So clean and crisp. Great job and holy crap what a helluva lot of work!!
@MickiClick1 3 years ago

You did a great job, I like the layout and decor.
@MichaelSmith-cz4go 3 years ago

The counter space is incredibly awesome. That's what I'm liking
@northwoodsmanbybobolink336 3 years ago

Nice open concept. This is a first especially for the size! I like the air conditioner setup also! 👍
@showerdancer 3 years ago

Very nice. The fridge is awesome, good idea for the AC. I would rather have had a indoor bathroom than a portable toilet, though.
@americanrambler4972 3 years ago

I like what you have done with this trailer. I agree with your desire to not cut holes in the roof. No hole, no seam, and no leaks! I also like not having the ac on the roof for 2 reasons. It lowers roof height and clearance. Plus it flat out looks better. Another benefit is it drops the frontal area by between 1 and 2 square feet. That makes a difference for aerodynamic drag. I also like that you do not have a big space gobbled up for a bathroom.
@leighn.2169 3 years ago

Absolutely beautiful. Love everything about it. Great job! 🧡
@debrakaiser200 2 years ago

Beautiful and inspiring...thanks for sharing🧡
@jimtomassetti4817 3 years ago

You guy's have done a awesome job beautiful. Please not criticizing.....I would have kept the bath Room. Just that it's nice to have your own BR. Love the vintage Fridge..... I wish you both many happy safe Travel's Thank You For the awesome Tour!😊
@donaldswink6259 4 years ago

Beautiful job. Love the older campers and you did a wonderful restoration job.
@maryann7941 3 years ago

Absolutely beautiful!!💜
@jimtomassetti8928 1 year ago

You such a professional Job.you have every thing you need. You have a brand new home away from home! Wishing you and your wife many years of happy camping..Be Safe!!
@Jonbass777 3 years ago

Kudos to you for the seemingly huge undertaking on this renovation! Nice Job!
@marmicpo 4 years ago

Beautiful Reno. Love it.
@jackmeyers40 3 years ago

Thanks for the good memories of the good "ole days". My mom and dad had a 70 Santa FE trailer that looked just like that.