Post war
Post war In Post War England, the caravan industry bounced back in a modest way with a number of new models, most basic and often similar to pre-war [...]
Post war In Post War England, the caravan industry bounced back in a modest way with a number of new models, most basic and often similar to pre-war [...]
In 1936 a demand arose.By 1935 you could get a fully equipped caravan – the latest in streamline design and lightweight construction, a compact kitchen with gas stove [...]
The first caravan rally was organized in 1933 and a dedicated monthly magazine commenced, called ‘The Caravan and Trailer” and continues today under the banner of Caravan Magazine. In [...]
The 1930’s saw a rapid growth in the manufacture and use of caravans and a continued development of innovations – bottled gas was used for the first time. [...]
As competition grew; Eccles with its determination, quality finish, proven design and reputation was to keep well ahead of its rivals for yet a further 30 years. [...]
How to stop Another innovation included development of the over-run braking system which superseded the dubious cable and lever system operated by the driver. In 1927 Eccles managed [...]
The first streamlined towing caravan is attributed to Frederick Alcock in 1914 and by the 1920’s some manufacturers were exhibiting at the Motor Show. Typically they were doped canvas, [...]
The emergence of the motor car simply made it easier for people to explore the countryside in many variations of so-called trailer caravans, designed to be towed behind a private [...]
Caravans existed long before the invention of the internal combustion engine. Their origins began in the horse drawn era and particularly through gypsies. The fresh air, open spaces and a [...]