Rediscovering the 1961 Holiday House Geographic Model X by Flyte Camp
In a remarkable renovation endeavor, Oregon-based company Flyte Camp has breathed new life into the iconic 1961 Holiday House Geographic Model X trailer. This vintage masterpiece, renowned as one of the most coveted travel trailers globally, underwent a meticulous transformation under the skilled hands of Flyte Camp.
A Glimpse into Vintage Luxury
Originally conceptualized by the eminent industrial engineer Chuck Pelly, creator of the Scarab race car and the visionary behind Designworks USA, the Holiday House Geographic Model X stands as a testament to unparalleled design and innovation. With only two known specimens in existence, this trailer holds a prestigious place in the annals of travel trailer history.
Exquisite Craftsmanship
Adorned in a stunning champagne and moss green color palette, the Holiday House Geographic Model X boasts an elegant aluminum and wood frame. Its interiors are adorned with walnut surfaces, aluminum accents, and luxurious moss-colored upholstery, complemented by the timeless allure of teak flooring.
Unveiling the Interior Splendor
Step inside, and you’re enveloped in an ambiance of sophistication. The trailer’s black walnut skin exudes a sense of warmth and intimacy, while meticulously crafted cabinetry and hardwood floors, also fashioned from black walnut, exude opulence. Custom aluminum detailing and LED strip lighting add a touch of glamour, casting the space in an enchanting glow.
Culinary Elegance on Wheels
The Holiday House Geographic Model X redefines on-the-go culinary experiences with its sleek kitchen setup. Equipped with a stainless two-burner cooktop, a stainless-steel fridge, and a gleaming sink complete with a built-in drain board, this trailer ensures that culinary endeavors are nothing short of delightful.
Capturing Timeless Beauty
Photographs courtesy of Hal Thomas Photography, Tim Cash of Far From Earth Films, and Anna Scribner of Flyte Camp, LLC, immortalize the exquisite charm and timeless allure of the 1961 Holiday House Geographic Model X. Each frame encapsulates the essence of a bygone era, meticulously preserved and reimagined for contemporary enthusiasts.
In the hands of Flyte Camp, the 1961 Holiday House Geographic Model X emerges as more than just a vintage relic—it becomes a symbol of enduring elegance and unparalleled craftsmanship, beckoning adventurers to embark on journeys imbued with nostalgia and luxury.
