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<title><![CDATA[1967 Winnebago 17' Model P-350 — Early First-Generation Example]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[<img align='left' src='https://classifieds.vintagecampertrailers.com/upload/cl/tn/1/cllisting-3331-photo1.jpg' />Offered here is a rare and historically interesting 1967 Winnebago Model P-350, measuring approximately 17 feet and built on a Ford chassis with single rear wheels. According to information shared by a longtime Winnebago dealer, this coach is believed to be among the earliest first-generation Winnebagos produced.

The story goes that only a small handful of these units were built on the Ford single-rear-wheel chassis before Winnebago transitioned to a Dodge chassis with dual rear wheels, a design that proved more practical and was adopted moving forward. This makes this example smaller, earlier, and more uncommon than the Winnebago currently on display at the RV/MH Hall of Fame Museum.

This RV has been on display in the Gulley Museum for the past 10 years, contributing to its preservation and historical significance. It ran when parked, but has not been driven in a decade and should be considered a project or restoration candidate. Due to space limitations, it is currently in storage.

A great opportunity for a collector, museum, or vintage RV enthusiast looking for a rare early Winnebago with a unique backstory.

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