New Member In Rhode Island.

Greetings,
We do not own a Camp-Inn. However, after 36-hour long Maine-sized rain, which we met in a campground on Moosehead lake, in a tent which was almost waterproof, and at the bottom of the slope, mind you...we have ripened to the idea of a camper. And C-I is one of our finalists. I enjoy looking at the art deco styling, and the quality of millwork is remarkably good. As is the reputation. Alas, I have not seen one in person, aside from a brief encounter of a unit being hitched to a 1990s Cadillac sedan once while traveling.
As for now, this is the trailer we have. It's a free-form fiberglass replica of the 1936 Mullins cargo trailer. I'll be taking it from RI to Down East Maine on its shakedown cruise in a couple of weeks, dropping off daughter at college. It's not for sleeping in, unless one is a yogi, but should fit most of her dorm room wardrobe.
If anyone reasonably close to Rhode Island has a 560 they wouldn't mind showing us, it would help tremendously!
Thanks!

 

Welcome to the forum. Your Mullins would look great down by my driveway behind my 1949 Allis. I need something down there in the winter for UPS to put deliveries in.

 

Hi, We live at the intersection of the Mass Pike and Rt 95/128 in Weston, MA and would be happy to have you see our 560. It is our second CI camper and have been very, very happy with both purchases. Let us know if you'd like to arrange a meeting; we live seconds off the highway.

 

If you call the Camp Inn factory, they will help get you to a camper near you so you can see one in person.

 

I can see my pin!

 

Hey, stop stealing my jokes

I can see BOTH of mine