Parkway RV Center

WOW! What a blast from the past. 93 years ago in what I'll dub a classic C class! Look how much it's changed over the years and on the same token, some things never change!

EDIT: Upon Further research, this was a modification made at some time in the 70's😅 silly me. Still looks like a great camper!

1931 Ford Model AA Camper

Ford's Model AA represented the company's heavy-duty commercial truck platform, built on a chassis designed to handle substantial loads and challenging work environments. The Model AA featured a longer wheelbase and reinforced frame compared to the standard Model A passenger cars, making it ideal for commercial applications ranging from delivery trucks to fire engines.

Power came from Ford's proven 200.5 cubic-inch four-cylinder engine, producing around 40 horsepower through a three-speed manual transmission. The twin rear wheels provided additional load capacity and stability under heavy use.

This particular vehicle showcases an interesting post-production transformation into a recreational camper, complete with enclosed living quarters, kitchenette facilities, and convertible seating arrangements. An extending roof system provides additional interior space and ventilation and the conversion suggests the growing popularity of automotive camping during the mid-20th century.

Such modifications demonstrate the versatility of Ford's commercial chassis and the ingenuity of owners who adapted these sturdy trucks for leisure use, creating unique rolling homes for touring and outdoor adventures.

We got snowed in this weekend folks! Thankfully, due to the hard work of those clearing the roads and warmer temps, we're open on this Monday Morning! Still a little chilly but the showroom is nice and warm!