it answers many of my needs but I'm leery of a poorly executed conversion. The owner says it's not factory and was a conversion. Any ideas on what company might have done it? The owner of said van doesn't know...
it answers many of my needs but I'm leery of a poorly executed conversion. The owner says it's not factory and was a conversion. Any ideas on what company might have done it? The owner of said van doesn't know...
As a kid, used to see these towing fifth wheel campers a lot.
Centurion used to build a lot of interesting van conversions a while back.
Not much tire in the back if it's a 5th wheeler hauler ,
Does look weird , I would love to see the sliding door open !
It's an Abomination2000 built by Crackpipe Industries
Hot Shot truck or van.
It's a vuck
Van-Up
racerfink said:Centurion used to build a lot of interesting van conversions a while back.
Every Centurion I've ever seen is a dually.
Not factory...You don't say.
Its too new to be a Centurion, and the sliding door makes it look totally home made.
It's called berkeleying awesome!
chandler said:Van-Up
Yup. Van conversion places used to make with dually axles for 5th wheel trailers. This one looks like a homemade job gone wrong.
Company called Centurion made them in the 70s & 80s. There may have been others. Popular with grandparents with 5th wheels and ranchers with horse trailers.
A redneck with a dream and a welder.
Had a neighbor that hauled his 5th wheel and 4 kids with an older Centurian for years. Must of been a tough workout for a wheezing 302 smog motor.
This thread has me in stitches!
does the owner also not know how to take more than one photo of it?
What does that side door do? I did not call it a sliding door as I don't believe it has that capability anymore!
In reply to jfryjfry :
Look closer, the track is still there. I'd bet it slides
Meow.
You'll need to log in to post.
