A Rare 1966 Streamline "Travel Home" Keeps Its Vintage Charm Intact

Vintage recreational vehicles have a devoted following, and this 1966 Streamline “Travel Home” is a fine example of why. The aluminum-bodied motorhome has survived the decades in what appears to be largely original condition, a rarity for a vehicle built for the open road.

Streamline was a name associated with aluminum travel trailers before expanding into motorized homes, and the Travel Home reflects that caravan heritage. Its riveted alloy shell, period styling, and lived-in character place it firmly in an era when RVs were built to last rather than to impress with modern gadgetry.

For collectors of classic camping vehicles, examples like this are increasingly hard to find. Most were used hard, modified over the years, or simply worn out. That this one remains close to how it left the factory makes it a noteworthy survivor, and a reminder of an earlier chapter in America’s love affair with the road.