Greetings everyone, and happy new year! Well, I just ventured into yet another odd-ball vehicle to add to my list. I couldn't pass up the good looks, streamlined design, and the quality heritage. I'm a big fan of the early Revcons, too. I almost bought one years ago. I like the shorter size of the Hall and the great layout. VERY few older RV's of this length have a dry bathroom and a permanent bed area. Trust me, I know a lot of them. Anyway, it's good to be onboard. I'll be active here and post updates of my progress getting it fixed up. I'll also share hints and tips of things I've learned. I'm mechanically savvy and tend to dive in pretty deep. In the meantime, I'm going to be asking you guys to help sort some initial obstacles, like getting it started. So, a lot of my posts will end up in the Technical section. Thanks in advance for any help and please hit me up if I can help you. Happy camping!

Jarod

Welcome aboard. Looks like one I haven't seen before.

Nick

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Welcome! I redid the interior cosmetics a little in mine but no technical stuff. Except maybe fixing the door latch. They're pretty cool for sure! Those are the same reasons i got mine. But i haven't used it in awhile. When i did people would drive by to tell me how much they liked it.

Mine is on Instagram, myretromobile. Dollyhallgtc is another page on there fixing up theirs

Cool. I'll check out both of those sites. Thanks!

Congrats! We absolutely LOVE our rig. Thanks for the share Sara! Are you on instagram Rockjumper? We have slowly worked on our rig. Our interior was gone for the most part. Our next projects are: fart fan for the bathroom and a shower light, fixing the cabin A/C, restoring the stove, making our own outdoor step, and creating storage on the overhead cab (the original A/C was removed by a prior owner).

Jamie