Starling Travel

November 15, 2012

The Del Rey Kamp King Sky Lounge Truck Camper

Filed under: Camping,Motorhomes and Campers — Laura Moncur @ 10:00 am

I was perusing Google images for redneck campers when I came across this blog entry:

It’s about the Del Rey Sky Lounge Truck Camper, which was a feat of engineering.

Del Rey Kamp King Sky Lounge Truck Camper

Built in the mid-Sixties, it was a truck camper with THREE levels. The first level was the kitchen area, the second level was at the fore of the camper with seats so travelers could watch out the front. The third had a bed up and to the middle. Even better, the top popped open so you could enjoy yourself on the roof and the back popped out for more room as well.

I really love the retro look of this camper.

Del Rey Kamp King Sky Lounge Truck Camper

You can see all the photos I’ve found and even a couple of brochures after the break…

1964 Del Rey brochure

Del Rey Kamp King Sky Lounge Truck Camper

Del Rey Kamp King Sky Lounge Truck Camper

Del Rey Kamp King Sky Lounge Truck Camper

Del Rey Kamp King Sky Lounge Truck Camper

Del Rey Kamp King Sky Lounge Truck Camper

Del Rey Kamp King Sky Lounge Truck Camper brochure

Del Rey Kamp King Sky Lounge Truck Camper brochure

Photos via:

2 Comments »

  1. I’ve got pics of my California family’s 22′ long 1963 chassis mounted KampKing housecar. It is longer than any of the ones above and is a custom built-to-order if you’d like to see pics. It had louvered windows in the front windows above the bed and all around the back three walls surrounding the restaraunt booth & stove area. Can I post links to photobucket here, or would you prefer I email them and you can post them in your thread?

    Comment by Hugh — January 9, 2013 @ 10:52 am

  2. i am roby mcnamee my grandfather and father were the designers and builders of the above kampers and motorhomes my father is alive grand father has since past i would love a kamper built by them i grew up in the shop on rosemead

    Comment by roby mcnamee — June 19, 2014 @ 9:33 pm

RSS feed for comments on this post.

Leave a comment

-

Powered by WordPress
(c) 2005-2017 Michael Moncur, Laura Moncur, and Starling Studios