Where Is Flyte Camp Located?

Flippin’ RVs is a new television show about the incredible world of vintage and collectible travel trailers. The show features Justin and Anna Scribner from Flyte Camp Vintage Trailer Restoration in

Bend, Oregon

and follows this trailer-obsessed husband and wife team around the country as they seek out rare trailers.

Where did the name Flyte Camp come from?

Not long after, Justin took the plunge and started restoring vintage RVs full time under the name Flyte Camp (

named for their first trailer, the Shasta Airflyte

).

Who makes Flyte campers?

However, Shasta ended up recalling 1,736 of the re-issued Trailers for window and tire issues.

Shasta RV

currently builds the Oasis, Revere and Flyte lines of travel trailers and the Phoenix line of fifth wheel travel trailers.

How much is a Flyte Camp neutron?

The trailer is entirely built in house, making the quality and craftsmanship exaclty what you’d expect from a Flyte Camp restoration. Neutron’s are made to order and a deposit is required to get started.

Starting at $94,000

.

How do you clean an old camper?

How many seasons of Flippin RVs are there?

Only

two seasons

of Flippin’ RVs were released, but something tells me this isn’t the on-screen end for the husband-and-wife team. Hopefully, they’ll continue making these amazing creations for many more years to come so RVing enthusiasts all over the country can truly enjoy their time traveling America.

Who makes Shasta Flyte RV?

Find Shasta by

Forest River RV

rentals within 100 miles of your ZIP code.

Are Shasta trailers still made?

AN AMERICAN ORIGINAL,

STILL GOING STRONG

!

Today, over 75 years later, Shasta remains an important player in the multi-billion-dollar RV industry. As one of the industry’s longest producers of recreational vehicles, Shasta is proud of its longevity.

Who owns Shasta RV?

Now after 70 years of producing camping trailers Shasta RV has come a long way from the toaster on wheels look of the 1950’s. Now owned by

Forest River Shasta RV

, the industries longest producer of RV’s, has a modern and sleek line up of travel trailers and fifth wheels complete with luxurious amenities.

What are vintage campers worth?

A vintage RV has an average cost of around

$6,000 to $10,000

. This assumes that the vintage RV needs some work, but not a full restoration.

How do you restore a vintage travel trailer?

Where can I watch Flippin RVs?

Watch Flippin’ RVs | Stream on

fuboTV

(Free Trial)

Can I use toilet bowl cleaner in RV?

The general consensus, based on recommendations from most RV toilet manufacturers, is that

you should avoid the use of harsh or abrasive cleaners

. That’s because they want to be sure these products don’t damage the bowl, the toilet’s blade valve and seal, and/or the black water tank.

Can you pressure wash a camper?

You should never pressure wash or power wash your RV

because of the high-pressure of the water will damage your RV’s exterior surfaces and components. As well, pressure washing injects water into crevices that may seep into your RV’s interior.

How do you get rid of mold in a camper?

If a stronger remedy is needed, mix one part bleach with four parts water in a spray bottle and shake. Let the solution work against the mildew/mold for about an hour, which should kill it. Wipe, then wash with a household cleaning soap in water and rinse.

What channel is Flyte Camp on?

One Last Reminder: Flipping RVs is airing tonight on

GAC

! Don’t forget to tune in!!

How much is a 1968 Shasta camper worth?

How much does a 1969 Shasta camper weight?

It weighs

1200lbs

and has a hitch weight of about 130 lbs, so it is incredibly lite and can be pulled by smaller vehicles. It sleeps 2 adults and 2 children.

How do I identify a Shasta trailer?

Vintage Shasta Trailer VIN Numbers

on each trailer’s frame, near the tongue

. You should be able to find the VIN number stamped into the curb-side (i.e., “door side”) leg of the tongue frame, on the outside face (see the red outlined area in the photo at the right).

What year is considered a vintage camper?

A vintage camper is one that is

at least 25 years old

, and whose aesthetic and design value is recognized or representative of its decade of creation. Vintage refers to a piece, whose aesthetic and design value is representative of its decade of creation.

How much does a 1959 Shasta trailer weigh?

1959 Shasta Airflyte “Lemon Drop”. This Shasta Airflyte is 16 feet long including the hitch, 7′ wide and 8’4” tall. It weighs

1800lbs

and has a hitch weight of about 200lbs.