most beautiful motorhome of the 20th century?

nice older restoration in need another.

https://silodrome.com/western-clipper-motorhome-brooks-stevens/

Really? This is my answer of most beautiful of 20th century. 

The white really accentuates the egg shape on the other.

In reply to John Welsh (Moderate Supporter) :

Hard to beat the green and cream though...

I might be biased and all but these I think look awesome. 

I am a MUCH bigger fan of the Western Clipper.

The art deco lines of it are fabulous!

In reply to Jay_W :

Somebody just drove down the road in one of those. I'd never seen one before.

Looks like it is already sold.  I would have made an offer.  I haz sad.

I would have done a full blown art deco interior in it and used it as a tiny house.

I'll bet a fully restored version would sell for 6 figures.

I'm not sure how people can complain about the looks of the Crossfire, but like this. 

John Welsh (Moderate Supporter) said:

Really? This is my answer of most beautiful of 20th century. 

 

That was my choice as soon as I read the thread title. 

Especially when you consider what the original interior looks like. 

A friend of mine is shopping for one of the GMCs. He says it's so weird from an engineering standpoint that it's nearly French. We are also looking at electrifying it eventually. 

However, the Decoliner is the most beautiful Motorhome. 

In reply to Keith Tanner :

I'd forgotten about the Decoliner!  You're right!

(Although the Western Clipper shares some of its lines)

https://rvshare.com/blog/rare-motorhome/

http://www.motorhomefulltime.com/news/1970s-coca-cola-motorhome-reappears

a friend carl harr in these articles has 2 of the coca coolant gadabouts plus another 4 gmc motorhomes

Clearly you are all wrong.

Easy:

http://www.dobbertinhydrocar.com/Dobbertin%20Surface%20Orbiter.html

We are in the process of looking for an RV.

We just drove down and looked at this 1993 Fleetwood Pace Arrow. 8.3 Cummings with 6 spd Allison. 

We passed but I really like the style of it.

Edit. Before you ask it needs 6 tires (12 years old), brakes, pinion seal, wiring on the leveling system, interior ripped out and redone...

No love for the Winnebago Eagle 5?

How about the Vixen 21 TD?

bearmtnmartin said:

 

Clearly you are all wrong.

Plus, unlike the modern heaps that are about as flimsy as a cardboard box in the rain, those are built like tanks.  Where it needs a rivet it has three.

EM-50

I second the Vixen (and not because I almost bought one).  6 cylinder BMW diesel, 5 speed stick BUT the best for me is it fits inside a normal garage.  Not so much the later models that had a lifted roof and a GM V-6 automatic that tended to over heat.

Later model:

In reply to Keith Tanner :

Lawd!

Bent-Valve (FS) said:

We are in the process of looking for an RV.

We just drove down and looked at this 1993 Fleetwood Pace Arrow. 8.3 Cummings with 6 spd Allison. 

 

 

We passed but I really like the style of it.

 

Edit. Before you ask it needs 6 tires (12 years old), brakes, pinion seal, wiring on the leveling system, interior ripped out and redone...

 

 

I'm looking for one of these. Especially because of the drivetrain. 

Cooter said:

I'm not sure how people can complain about the looks of the Crossfire, but like this. 

I don't like ether. Both IMO are hideous!

I like me some Vixen. One of these days...

I do like that Western Clipper, though.

There's a gmc motor home place in Ocala that I think restores and resells them. I've driven by several times and I really like them.