The term "Vintage" can be very subjective. "Vintage" has a distinction of rarity or desirability, as well as age.
There are those in Airstream circles that consider "Vintage" as being any Airstream pre-1969 or pre-Beatrice; followed by the Beatrice 70's and 80's trailers, and then Thor Industries. The slide out versions of the 2000's maybe considered Vintage even before a regular trailer of the same year, or era.
As far as motorhomes go, there are only three categories; Argosy class moho's 74-78, 20'-28', Classic & Excella (aluminum) moho's, 78-93, 28'-37', and the final Classic's 93-96, 36'..........everything else, (fibreglass, or Interstate) may never be considered "Vintage", even though the very first fibreglass Land Yacht was built in 1989.
The only exception to this could be the B-series Airstream camper, 89-96, based on a 460 powered Ford Econoline, which may be considered "Vintage" one day, as its numbers were very limited.
Again, this is subjective and depends on which model you own.
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