The first year Frank Motor Company produced a fiberglass body motor home with a Dodge
chassis underneath was 1963.  It became know as the Dodge motor home.  That same motor 
home would become the Travco Motor Home in 1965, due to Dodge's desire to create other 
chassis for other motor home companies.  Due to the government's financial assistance to 
Chrysler (parent of Dodge) in 1979, Chrysler was forced, through the financial agreement 
covenants, to cease the motor home business.  Being a vital component for the Travco motor 
home, Travcos could no longer be produced.  The venture was abandoned and Foretravel 
purchased the remaining assets of the Travco Corporation.  In celebration of that first Dodge 
motor home, what we all call the "pre-Travco," we have included this US map from 1963.

1963 Hammond Map

Use the scroll bards to move around on this map.