A Rare 1967 Dodge A110 Camper Conversion Hits the Spotlight

Compact camper vans rolling down the highway often get written off as backyard builds, but plenty of them actually rolled out of legitimate coachbuilder shops. One such example is a 1967 Dodge A110 that has been converted into a small motorhome, now drawing attention among vintage vehicle enthusiasts.

The A110 was Dodge’s forward-control compact van, a layout that made it a natural candidate for camper conversions. Companies operating in this niche market produced these compact campers in modest numbers, and a handful managed to survive the decades that followed.

The 1967 Dodge A110 camper featured here carries the Lazy Daze RV name, a reminder that the small motorhome segment had real manufacturers behind it rather than only hobbyist garages. The van’s compact proportions and classic American styling set it apart from the larger motorhomes of its era.

For collectors and restorers, vehicles like this A110 represent a slice of RV history that is easy to overlook. While it may look like just another conversion at first glance, the story behind it reflects an era when small, purpose-built campers had a genuine place in the market.