Letters to the Editor
Hi Lisa,
Firstly, I’m so sorry that you have been unwell again. Pain is a very hard thing to endure. We all understand and I hope that you are feeling better now. I have waited (not so patiently at times for 6 years for a caravan to “retro” and after 5 of those years my husband surprised me with an Alpha. It has sat in our shed amongst numerous classic cars for company, waiting for the guy who rescues such deserving “souls” for 14 months, and last Wednesday he came and got “Lorna Lou” to begin her restoration. At last, the fun begins!! Unfortunately, my husband who has restored many tractors, trucks and cars isn’t into the caravan side of things, so Paul of Phreeway Caravans is doing the hard parts for me. Can’t wait to do the interior. Just thought I’d t ell you that bit of news and to add that I thought I’d never get my van but it just goes to show, it pays to wait... and wait... and wait... ‘cause it’s never too late. Finally thank you for all the work you do for the Vintage Caravan Magazine. Cheers and thanks, JEANETTE PHILLIPS – PAPAKURA, NEW ZEALAND
Hi Lisa,
I just want to say thank you for the Vintage Trailer Magazines, I so appreciate them. I can’t hardly put them down. I’m restoring a 1954 Travelees and 1958 Ford Ranchero. LORY PRATT – EAGLEVILLE, CA
Hi Lisa,
It’s the content of your magazine that makes it special, not the name. “A rose, by any other name, would smell as sweet.” If a name change makes life easier, go for it, IMO. I’ll continue to buy it!
Thanks & best of luck, NANCY MILLER – GWYNN OAK, MD
Hi Lisa,
Vintage Caravan Magazine: I LOVE it Lisa. Can’t wait to see your next issue. I was inspired by your 1956 Mercury and found one restored by a friend in Auburn, California. Here’s a picture (below). MARSHA BARNETT – WALNUT CREEK, CA
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