Allen - 1959 Airflyte

Allen just finished his 59 Airflyte and picked up a set of wrap around style wings from me. Its a beautiful restoration, and a great color choice. This August is the maiden voyage! I am sure it will turn plenty of heads.

(9" X 42" Beaded Line, Wrap around style tail)

Nora - 1963

This is just a fantastic little trailer. Nora fixed her up for sale and of course had to have a set of wings to finish the trailer of right. Beautiful coral color. The interior looks just as nice. Well done Nora.

 This is a great shot of the wings. It really shows how they look on the trailer.

(8 X 36" Bead style lines, with Standoffs)

Art - 1967 SCS

They were not mounted yet, but Art sent me a shot of the wings I made for him in front of his 67 SCS. This was a unique build. This is the model that has the door behind the wheels. These wings are 8X30 instead of 8X36 because of the door location. The camper is in the middle of some restoration work so Art was kind enough to send us a preview pic. Thanks again!

(8" X 30", Beaded Lines, Standoff Mounted)



Jim - 1959 Airflyte "Miss Daisy"

Jim has an ALL orignial 59 Airflyte and the thing is just cool. He even has the original awning! He is a purist at heart so he wanted his wings to be as close to original as possible, which is what I gave him. Without even knowing me, just knowing what I wanted to do,  he took the old wings off his camper and sent them across the country to me. I used his wings to make original shaped templates for future customers as well as making him a new set of cores and skins. We decided to reuse his original trim. Needless to say Jim is a hell of a guy and its been a pleasure to get to know him. These are creased line wings 42 X 9, wood core, wrap around style and they were the very first set I made.



Jim's contribution the the wing project didn't stop there. He and his girlfriend Jerri made a great sign from one of his original skins and they promote my wings out in the Washington area. You dont meet people like them every day. Great to have some west coast representation! Thanks again guys!



Chris - 1966 Compact

Here are some shots of Chris's 1966 Compact with my wings. A great looking little camper just got better. These are 36 X 8 beaded lines wings with Standoffs. 

" I have seen some of the original wings and yours are better in my opinion." - Chris



Customer Wings

Here is a customer wings gallery where you can see my wings on customer's campers. This should give you a good idea what they would look like on your Shasta. I will be adding more photos as time goes on.

This of course is my 64 Astrodome... I am a customer of myself, I guess.

(42" X 9" Beaded lines with standoffs)

Adams 61 SC. Great looking camper

(42" X 9" Creased lines, wrap around tail)

Bill's Shasta, (and a template donor, thanks Bill)

(36" X 8" Beaded lines with standoffs)

Ready For Camping

I thought I would throw a few finished shots of the Shasta up. I have finally delivered her to the house in Connecticut and now have it registered! Not too much in the way of issues during the trip but notice that the white walls are missing in the pics below... almost lost the port-a-walls on the way home. If you are going to buy them DON"T get the 3" ones, go for the 1 3/4"... I had to reorder and spend another 60 bucks.

The Family came down a couple weekends ago so I thought it was an opportune time to get some pictures. I even got my awning from VTS... and I could not be more pleased with the look! The maiden voyage is booked for April and we are really looking forward to it. Jen (my wife) has gone on a trip planning extravaganza.

Me with the two Pepperes. Thanks again for all your help guys.

Three generations, hopefully the camper stays in the family for a long time.  

The new awning, (black and white stripe). Love it!

Bet my neighbors just love my camper in the front of the house... can't be any worse than my wood pile! In reality many of them have stopped by and have had plenty of compliments.

Looks like the place to be if you ask me!... or at least the place to get a shave and a haircut for two bits.

This is a shot from our VERY FIRST trip. This was at Point Judith in R.I.... great campground.