Vintage shasta camper remodel

First time homebuyers fixing up an old house with a little DIY and a lot of love in Wichita, Kansas.

Even the bathroom is amazing.

Need some DIY inspiration? These talented woman transformed an old 1963 Shasta into a modern and stylish on-the-go retreat.

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Are you buying a vintage camper? There are a few things we didn't take into consideration when buying our Shasta Compact. Learn from our mistakes!

This tiny vintage trailer went through the most amazing transformation! Every inch of space has been utilized and is absolutely adorable!

About this same time each year, I remove the tarp that's been covering Gidget through the Winter, unlock the door, sweep the floor, clean the cabinets and start dreaming of camping adventures. Gidget is our 1956, vintage camper. We purchased her through a craigslist posting and paid $1,700 in cash. Still,

If you need proof that tiny spaces can pack a big style punch, look no further than this trailer redo from Becky Morgan and her wife Sarah Wackett (@builtbywackett). The couple found this 1958 Glendale trailer on a farm, where it had been sitting out in the elements for years. “There was mold, the inside was rotting, and it was dark and cold,” Becky says. “The sweetest guy sold it to us because he just wanted it off his property but it was in pretty bad shape.

This blog is about my little vintage travel trailer and the journeys we will take. The first journey we will embark on is decorating, and I can't wait to get started decorating my 1973 Shasta 1400 camper travel trailer. Some people will argue whether or not it is actually a vintage travel trailer or not, but in my humble opinion anything older than 30 years old is vintage, and next year my little travel trailer will be 40 so I say it has earned the term vintage.