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Thanks so much!!! Thanks! Didn't know how much or little had changed with the hi-lo's over the years. A friend of mine helping me with this project thought the same thing as you. So, I will see what is available in the reference library and get started. Maybe by fall we can go camping. :D

Found title - it is a 1979 Hi! Found the title and it is a 1979 hi-lo, 21 foot. Any info would be most helpful. Thanks again!

Hi! Can't find my title right now, but I have acquired either a 1973 or 1977 hi-lo that needs a ton of work. But I think it is worth restoring. Was wondering how different the model years in the 1970's were and if someone had some manuals/information I could use? I know it was listed as 21 feet...

Hi! I am purchasing an old Hi-Lo that does not have the bunk installed in the front. I would like to have one installed, but cannot find the hardware from other sources so far. Any ideas? :confused: Thanks!

Thanks so much! Everyone is being so helpful. Thanks, rdkono, for the info. Will definitely take a closer look at the roof. And thanks kwdstalker for the idea of running the air. I never have been one to post to a site, but this has been really helpful. Thanks again!

Hi! I am looking to purchase an old Hi-Lo. The owners are still looking for the title. However, they were insistent that I know it has an all aluminum frame. Does anyone know when they first started doing that? Might help me date the camper. Thanks!

Thanks for the reassurance! I feel better. I am a widowed mother of 2 young daughters and while the pop-up wasn't that big of a deal to set up, it just seemed so after, well, losing my husband. So I sold it. But the girls have been begging to go camping for the last year. I just can't do...

Hi! I am really new to Hi-Lo's. Used to camp with a pop-up (a really OLD pop-up). I have been offered a Hi-Lo really, really cheap. It goes up and down and I didn't see any leaks, but it is fairly old - I'd say early 80s. The person showing it to me was not the owner and thus did not know...