Vintage Vogue Motorhome: A Look at the Luxury RV's History
A vintage Vogue motorhome, a luxury Class A RV from the 1980s, was spotted at a used car dealership in Kalispell, Montana, in showroom condition. The ...
A vintage Vogue motorhome, a luxury Class A RV from the 1980s, was spotted at a used car dealership in Kalispell, Montana, in showroom condition. The Vogue brand was founded in 1974 in Los Angeles by Andy Alburn, a former Winnebago dealer. Production continued until 1998, with models built on Chevrolet, Gillig, John Deere, Crown, and Prevost chassis. The company changed hands in 1990 to Harvey Mitchell and in 1998 to Featherlite, which renamed the line Vantare.