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est. 2013 // japan + usa
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1965 Cadillac Coupe Deville + Pop-up Camper
The camper was designed in the early 60’s and was a Golden Hammer winner featured in the January 1965 issue of Mechanix Illustrated. Purchased from the original owner and builder. The builder was an interior designer for the aircraft industry for many years, which influenced the well thought out design of this camper.
The camper is complete with a full-size bed, gas stove, sink, built-in fridge, fishing pole holders and a porta-pot. The camper uses a built-in air lift system to raise the top an additional 24". The car is equipped with air shocks/bags to handle the extra weight of the camper. The engine is a 429cid that runs excellent.
up for auction soon via Barrett-Jackson








photos courtesy Adam Battaglia @bttags + Ryan Spaulding @threeoten
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