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Vintage trailer enthusiasts share their journeys restoring and enjoying their home-away-from-home masterpieces

By Carrie Scozzaro

T here's plenty to like about trailer camping, from pop-ups to pull-behinds, the latter being the perfect synthesis of creature comforts and outdoor-readiness...

This Aloha camper, now nicknamed "Dinah," was manufactured by a Beaverton, Oregon company in the 1960s and restored by Doug and Teresa Johnson at their Mead workshop.
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