here is my lil' ol' hi-lo

[gaazo]

here is my 66' hi-lo

Hope this works, its my 1966 model 600 Custom Camper out on a early season bowhunt in Northern Minnesota last fall.

 

[jthiel69]

wow thats a tiny lil thing! can we see inside???

 

[gaazo]

I will be trying to post a few in the next week or so because I need to wait for the snow to melt a bit more. It was pretty much gutted when I got it. The previous owner was going to turn it into a ice fishing house. I have a couch that slides into a bed, installed a nice cabinet unit that looks like a built in. Installed a small propane furnace. Replaced the ceiling vent and wood. I then painted and installed carpeting. Thanks for your interest.

 

[JackandJanet]

Pretty "cozy" looking!

- Jack

 

[vannooch-HILO]

That thing is neat!

 

[campthewestcoast]

Neat too see that they are still around, is it a crank-up ? ( some of the older ones are) Looks like it went to a go home. Enjoy!

 

[wvjeepr]

almost looks like a toy in that setting. I like it.

Harry

 

[gaazo]

It has a crank under the doorway. These early ones have a wood frame. The campers from 1968 on received a steel frame I believe. I had seen a brochure from 1968 stating the improvements and that was one of them. I don't have much information on this one. This week I will post some interior pics.

 

[gaazo]

What I see....

 

[PaulS-HILO]

aumm yeah right. LOL

 

[gaazo]

What you see

 

[gaazo]

I missed this one with the couch down...

 

[gaazo]

1968 hi-lo ad/brochure

I'm attempting to post the 1968 ad/brochure I have. I wish it was for the 1966 models. I tried to resize it after I scanned it because the file was so large...not sure how it will look. I will probably post it in the appropiate thread when I figure out what I'm doing.

 

[JMDoering]

Gaazo,

Somewhat off topic, but goes!

One way to get good resolution with a downloadable file size is to convert your scans into "pdf" files. There are several ways of doing this, some easier than others, but after scanning I paste my documents into a "Word" file, then convert them. Don't know if this is the most efficient way, but I'm from the slide-rule generation, and struggle with the obvious when it comes to computers.

I'll be very interested to read how to more easily do this... hopefully one of our fellow HTF members can help us here.

Jim

 

[vannooch-HILO]

You should be able to scan it as a pdf file, the others that were uploaded in the reference library are large pdf's. I'm sure that one of the other members that have previously posted them could assist. I haven't ever tried anything larger than a pic before, but I'll see if I can find a way around it.