That seemed to hold true with the few others that I saw.' The windshield sloped to the rear and the door had a round window. Also the window in the entry door is a rectangle. In the picture, the windshield appears to slope foreward from the bottom to top. Clark Griswold calls it a tenement on wheels.ДЇrom the answer on RV forum : '.looks like a vintage Superior motorhome.' I can't believe no one's identified this! I love to know what this is, it's such a memorably rotten vehicle. One day someone will get this! I think those new Condors are a different company that probably didn't exist when this sh*tbox was made.

Here's a more recent Condor, from a dealership in Texas. Im thinking this pos has to be from the late 50's or early 60's I'm not 100% sure which either, but I've seen Condor Motor Homes built on Ford chassis that used grilles from Ford N-Series trucks, which also closely resembled T-Series and H-Series trucks. I wonder if Condor II is the model or manufacturer?ДЇirebird86 wrote I wonder if Condor II is the model or manufacturer? I may have to rent it sometime for myself. I'm leaning towards a Barth, but don't confirm it. But don't you go falling in love with it now, because we're taking it with us when we leave here next month. Looks so nice parked in the driveway.Д®ddie: Yeah, it sure does.

It's a good looking vehicle, ain't it?Д¬lark: Yeah. Clark Griswold (Chevy Chase): So, when did you get the tenement on wheels?Д¬ousin Eddie (Randy Quaid): Oh, that there? That's an RV.

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