Consider a classic travel trailer dating back to the 1950s, such as a Shasta or an Airstream. As long as you have a vehicle with a strong motor of at least six cylinders to pull your vintage camper, you can travel in style and comfort. Don't be surprised if a colorful Baby Doll Shasta or a shiny silver Airstream draws crowds wherever you stop along the road.
Check out vintage pick-ups, especially from the 1940s and 50s, with their classic body styles. Whether you want to haul a cord of wood or cruise down Main Street on a Saturday night, a 1951 Chevy 350 or a 1956 Studebaker Transtar will do the job.
Make an offer on a 1949 Oldsmobile Rocket, a 1957 Chevy Bel Air or a 1968 Ford Mustang if you want to travel on vintage wheels from a bygone era. Any of these three models would provide a wise investment as well as a head-turning ride if you can find a reasonable deal.
Test drive a classic Harley if you are ready for the open road and the wind in your face. Look for a vintage bike but not an antique. The older a motorcycle is, the heavier and and less stable it is to ride.
For the easiest and least expensive way to travel on vintage wheels, simply hire a car and driver for a few hours from a company that specializes in classic touring cars and limos. Such companies are poplar in Europe and Australia as well as in historic American cities such as San Francisco and Philadelphia.
