Made a 3,700 mile/five day road trip out to North Carolina to pick up a Early Bronco Four Wheel camper. Plans are to run it in my current trail rig Bronco but I'll be building a 1970 Bronco this summer to put it on. I called Four Wheel campers up the other day and the guy was amazed about the trip I made to get the camper. I also need new fabric for the pop up section and was quoted $1,000 for it I don't mind paying that but does anybody know of any other companies that could sew up a new fabric section for me?
Vintage Four Wheel Bronco camper
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chasespeed
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Dont know where you are, but, find a boat canvas shop, and have them look at it, and give you a quote.....
Chase
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Stan@FourWheel
Explorer
where do you live ?
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Farmington New Mexico, up in the Four Corners area.
Stan@FourWheel
Explorer
You might want to try calling Five Star RV in Colorado.
I know they have been doing alot of repairs on the older Four Wheel Campers over the years.
Here is their web site ...
http://fivestarrv.com/
Good luck with the new project.
It should be a sweet set up when you have it all completed and restored.
Happy Camping !!
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I know they have been doing alot of repairs on the older Four Wheel Campers over the years.
Here is their web site ...
http://fivestarrv.com/
Good luck with the new project.
It should be a sweet set up when you have it all completed and restored.
Happy Camping !!
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Hey Bronconut
Give a call to Coyote/Phoenix Pop-up Campers in Denver. They are the original builders of Four Wheel Campers and then sold the name. I am guessing they built the camper you have and I think they still service the old Four Wheel Campers.
Here is a link
http://www.coyoterv.biz/
Give a call to Coyote/Phoenix Pop-up Campers in Denver. They are the original builders of Four Wheel Campers and then sold the name. I am guessing they built the camper you have and I think they still service the old Four Wheel Campers.
Here is a link
http://www.coyoterv.biz/
Gathering the Bronco parts as we speak. Going on a kind of cool 1970 Bronco that's first owner was the U.S goverment. Plans call for a 5.8L backed by a ZF 5 speed and a 205 transfer case. I'll be running full width axles with a 8 lug Dana 44 front and a Sterling 10.25 in the rear. Still up in the air on EFI or not I like the idea of a simple carb but I've done quite a few EFI swaps so that won't be a big deal.
Prizefighter
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Hey Bronconut, what ever happened with this? Any updates?