1972 Apache Yuma Camper Pt 3

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  • Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
  • This is what our 1972 Apache camper looks like now. It took us about a month to get it cleaned up, painted, etc. It isn't perfect, but I think it looks great. We're definitely looking forward to more camping trips! This camper is easier to set up/take down than a regular camping tent. I love it.

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  • @keithward5411
    @keithward5411 5 лет назад

    We had a 1972 Apache pop up when I was a kid. Ours had the burnt orange outside. We took that everywhere. I loved that thing. Good luck with it.

  • @Mr_brut3
    @Mr_brut3 8 лет назад

    I love that you did the work on the Apache. I purchased a 73 about 2 months ago and took it this past Memorial weekend to lake Isabella In California and my kids & my wife had the best time ever. rained for a bit but we stayed and it was worth it stars at night and the next day was warm all day. but my wife says to me I will never ever sleep in a tent again. we love our Apache I've been online reading and watching videos and the more I learn about the trailer the lucky I feel that I chose an Apache as my first pop up. before we left the lake I had a guy ask me if I wanted to sell it , can't I just got it plus we love it. crazy part is I was born in 1977 . thanks for sharing your video.

  • @CarlottaART
    @CarlottaART 9 лет назад

    Wow! Your camper turned out great. Thank you for sharing.

  • @michaelmerryman99
    @michaelmerryman99 10 лет назад

    Brilliant patch up! I bet your setup is a blast to use. Love those old Apaches.

  • @edenbainbridge
    @edenbainbridge 12 лет назад

    we talk about camping but no lie, we like some of the comforts of home. this gives me the idea to do such an improvement.
    craigs list here we come!
    xoexo

  • @MISSBEBEBLUE
    @MISSBEBEBLUE 12 лет назад

    It looks great! 200 bucks...crazy! Ya'll will have lots of fun with this and "high & dry" beats a tent any day.

  • @erinkidd9209
    @erinkidd9209 11 лет назад

    Great to find this video as I just purchased a 1971 Apache Mesa in NC for $200 as well!. I like that you didn't feel the need to restore completely back to the original style. I really dig what you did with the curtains. Mine still have the original and they are dry rotted, needless to say, so I have to figure out just how you accomplished yours! Lots of work ahead, but wanted you to know that your hard works shines through and I find it inspiring!

  • @gregcornwell219
    @gregcornwell219 12 лет назад

    cool camper i have a 74 royal and i found many apache parts at circle k rvs in lapeer mich live seals for the sides curtin tabs and many other parts

  • @pmac067
    @pmac067 6 лет назад

    Wow what a big difference A little elbow grease does, great job!! I also have allergies and looking for a hard side camper, but in Oklahoma they are hard to find. Happy Camping ⛺️

  • @MyRealityBytes
    @MyRealityBytes  12 лет назад

    Thanks. Will probably finish all the little things here in the next couple weeks.
    I hate pollen. It makes me tired and spacey. lol

  • @MyRealityBytes
    @MyRealityBytes  12 лет назад +1

    Yeah, $200 was a crazy good deal! I'm not sure these people knew exactly what they had. I found out these campers (especially in this good condition) are really rare.

  • @MyRealityBytes
    @MyRealityBytes  12 лет назад

    Oh wow! Good luck! If you get it, post some pictures. I wanna see!

  • @edenbainbridge
    @edenbainbridge 12 лет назад

    yall will be camping in style and comfort :)
    xoexo

  • @cathyslaton9998
    @cathyslaton9998 6 лет назад

    Nice , good job

  • @MyRealityBytes
    @MyRealityBytes  11 лет назад

    The camper was sold a couple of weeks ago. Why we sold - we realized that at this time in our life, we probably weren't going to use it very much. Had I found this camper 5+ years ago, it would have been used a lot. I really liked everything about the camper but I didn't want it to just sit in my driveway and ruin. I enjoyed fixing up this camper so much that I am looking for another camper to restore - just as a hobby. I want a retro "canned ham" type camper. Not interested in canvas at all.

  • @Pawoodsman
    @Pawoodsman 12 лет назад

    Nicely done I am giving my 1988 starcraft a face lift want to make new curtains as well.

  • @brandiehenson6809
    @brandiehenson6809 6 лет назад

    You go girl it's beautiful 😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘😘😘✌🖒

  • @skogsbosse
    @skogsbosse 9 лет назад

    Waow. That caravan, I like it. It became a real beauty after it was restored. I like that hardside/popup. One of those I would like to have, and pull behind my 50 yrs old car. Wondering if it is possible to find one of these here in europe?

  • @jojoberrypie6580
    @jojoberrypie6580 9 лет назад

    nice job.

  • @dshedder1
    @dshedder1 12 лет назад

    Will do.

  • @nebraskagoldhunter
    @nebraskagoldhunter 7 лет назад

    well done

  • @MyRealityBytes
    @MyRealityBytes  12 лет назад

    Oh yeah!

  • @lesliescanlan7134
    @lesliescanlan7134 5 лет назад

    Sorry, could not watch,,. The camera bounce was making me dizzy,,,

  • @dshedder1
    @dshedder1 12 лет назад

    I just replied to a guy on Craigslist who has one for $400. Hopefully it isn't sold and if it isn't I hope it's in decent shape.

  • @bryantalbott4926
    @bryantalbott4926 7 лет назад

    Hi is there any insulation in those types of campers ? tks

  • @charlesblair8104
    @charlesblair8104 11 лет назад

    Hi.
    I like what you guys did to the camper! Was curious, do you still have it for sale? After having it for about a year and a couple months (from what I can guess), what made you decide to sell it? Did you trade up for another/bigger camper? I'm thinking of getting into "the apache scene"...but if it ended up not being a great style of camper for you guys...maybe I'll reconsider and go with the canvas types. Thanks in advance for your input. -Charlie

  • @vadim903
    @vadim903 11 лет назад

    тебя кто снимать учил. я чуть не ослеп горе ты с камерой в руках