1962 Chevrolet C20 Cree Chassis Mounted Camper

Vehicle Description 1962 Chevrolet C20 $13,495 1962 Chevrolet C20 Cree Chassis Mounted Camper For SaleVery Unique and Original, Classic Class C CamperFinished in Classic 60's Colors With Great Creature ComfortsAir Conditioning and HeatSmall Block 327/300 With Double Hump Heads ~ Rebuilt and Installed in 1985 (Originally a 235)Three on the Tree Manual TransmissionHydro Boost Power BrakesNew Tires With Spare in the BackNewer Air Conditioning Unit Up Top Works GreatSolid Corrugated Aluminum Body With Storage CompartmentsPropane Connection With Fuel AdapterSewer Connection ~ Sewer Hose Fits Into the Rear BumperCity Water ConnectionDual Gas Tanks Front and RearOriginal 1962 License Plate Up FrontOld School Bottle Jack IncludedOriginal Paint Color, Repainted Years AgoClassic Vertically Vented WindowsBeautiful Old School Interior and Living QuartersNice Big Lofty Bench Seat Seats 3 With Added Third Seat Belt6.5" Speakers in the Cab (No Radio)Classic Trailer BrakeService Record Pocket in the Door With Completed CardsNice Glove BoxOld School Curtains and DecorPass Through Window in Cab with Plexiglass Sliding WindowFull Bed Over the Cab With Old School Windows and Newer Vent FanLight Above the Dinette Runs on Propane, Others are ElectricOld School Tube TelevisionDinette Converts to a BedAdditional Cot for Over the DinetteThree Burner StoveSmall RefrigeratorSmall Sink With Water FaucetCommodeLots of Great StorageAll Inspected and Ready to GoEasy Rust Repairs Needs Inner Fenders, Some Patches and a CowlOdometer has Turned Over ~ Rebuilt 327/300 Engine was Installed at 67,320 MilesWould Make a Fantastic Restoration ProjectRuns and Drives GreatHoward Cree owned and operated a campground that offered rental cabins and spots for travel trailers in the 1940s - Cree's Log Cabins and Trailer Court - and he also had a trailer dealership near Detroit. He sold out near the end of WWII and bought a Ford dealership, and not long after the war, he realized the huge market for recreational travel.His first model, the Cree Pickup Truck Coach, was shown in 1945 at Navy Pier in Chicago and orders poured in. His new company offered slide-in pickup campers in eight-foot and 10-foot lengths and they also made chassis-mount models, similar in idea to this big Cree shown here. The chassis models could even be mounted on a trailer and pulled with a car. While slide-in campers can theoretically be removed at campgrounds, owners rarely do that. A chassis-mount model is more permanently mounted to the truck chassis, as the name suggests.For Sale By Owner Located In East Patchogue, NY 11772Take A L@@K At The Video On YouTube: https://youtu.be/fNPoza3M mrYFollow This Link To OVER 230 High Resolution Photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl /ZnQ2NoYYSg4uQPws6