Here are some interior images of Sweetpea III, our 1961 Bambi.
She's all done up with mid century vintage curtain fabric, a vintage George Nelson for Howard Miller saucer lamp, black shearling pillows and some of our collection of spun aluminum canisters and black Grainware serving pieces. (We keep our picnic supplies-paper plates and napkins in the cake taker.) We apologize for the lack of perspective-not much room in the Bambi for wide angle images.
When we get to our destination, we pull out our vintage Bertoia chairs and low slung boomerang table. We'll have to capture more images and post them soon.
I collect the spun aluminum-call it poor man's silver. When I started an AS was the last thing in my mind-didn't realize it was symptoms of aluminumitis! Your Bambi is lovely!
Our favorite piece of spun aluminum, aside from the cake taker, is the little container marked, "GREASE". We're not quite sure what to put in it-definitely not bacon grease, at least not in the summer.
I remember my grandmother had a aluminum 'grease' container, I kinda think it was bacon grease, but I just remember looking inside, not tracking its sorce.
TBRich...
This still amazes me...all the same camper, with so many different looks.
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Very nice ....
I have a question for you...What did you make the table out of? We are trying to figure out the best material to use for a table/bed for our dinette.
We need something strong enough to hold a couple of adults.
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Originally Posted by SteSpot
Of our soon to be finished total restoration of our 68 Ambassador by Uwe..........before front on the right....sans cushions & curtains on the left.....stay tuned.....paula
Bob has continued to work on interior modifications -- very, very soon our 22' CCD should be just about perfect, for us. Come on in for a spell, we have space for visitors.
Hoping to see you down the road,
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