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Sep 10
2:48 pm
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Neorion Chicago. Greek 4x4 limousine

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Sep 8
5:00 pm
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Aug 31
8:19 pm
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Camelot Cruiser Part 4

Each of the three made were customized for the buyer; this one included custom snowmobiles and a dog kennel on the lower level for the buyer’s St. Bernards.Another had a boat on the lower level

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Aug 27
3:40 pm
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Camelot Cruiser, Part 3

The RV came fully furnished because the builder “Didn’t want you to pay $150k for an RV only to have your first night ruined by not having a can opener.”  In fact, the fridge came stocked with four porterhouse steaks for your first night.

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Aug 27
1:48 pm
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Camelot Cruiser, Part 2

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Aug 27
1:22 pm
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Camelot Cruister, Part 1:

Manufactured in Skokie, Illinois by Edler & Company founded in 1962, the Camelot Cruiser was the epitome of luxury and opulence in the early ‘70s. Edler built the first Camelot Cruiser out of necessity. After years of working, he sought an RV that could sustain not only his family but their four Saint Bernard dogs as they travelled around in retirement. The very first one built was specific to the Edler family needs, a tradition that kept going with the subsequent builds. Each and every one was unique and a one-of-a-kind creation, custom tailored to pamper and provide the highest level of comfort and style to the discriminating traveler. From fine linens to faux stonework and full-sized fixtures, it was certainly the most luxurious method of travel you could find in 1974.
  

This came up for auction, so I wanted to preserve the pictures before they were taken down.  More in Part 2

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Aug 27
1:09 pm
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Aug 19
12:06 pm
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Aug 19
9:35 am
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Aug 17
6:37 pm
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Steampunk Vehicles