Help identifying neglected Safari

[Megritte]

Good afternoon. I’m hoping you all can help me identify the model shown in the attached image. I’ve walked by this poor, neglected creature for years and finally decided to see if they might be willing to sell it. But I have no idea what make, model, year it might be or what would be an appropriate amount to offer. It’s restoration would be a huge challenge but potentially so rewarding. Thank you in advance for any insights you may have.

[Bubba L]

Resembles a 64. Will they let you take a picture of the ID metal plate just to the right of the door? That will tell you the make, model, year and factory sequence number. Other than a bit of algae, looks to be in fairly good shape. Good luck

[ts8501]

I also think it is a ‘64. Last year for door in door, and if you confirm the number of panels in the end cap, it would verify

[ROBERT CROSS]

Looks like our first..a 63 Safari. Twin bed.

One observation...it needs an axle for sure.

Bob
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223T344 22ft, 63, twin bed, line number

[ts8501]

The ‘63 had a 7 panel end cap. The ‘64 had 5. So the mystery Safari can be solved by counting the panels.