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Gypsy Gem.
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Gypsy 10.
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Gypsy 12.
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Gypsy Folder.
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Gypsy Technical Sheet.
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Gypsy Alply details.
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Gypsy Window details.
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Gypsy Caravans.
Gypsy Caravans.
Gypsy Caravan Company.
Herbert St .
St Leonards.
Gypsy Gem.
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Gypsy 10.
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Gypsy 12.
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Gypsy Folder.
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Gypsy Technical Sheet.
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Gypsy Alply details.
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Gypsy Window details.
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Herbert St .
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Gypsy Gem.
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Gypsy 10.
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Gypsy 12.
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Gypsy Folder.
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Gypsy Technical Sheet.
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Gypsy Alply details.
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Gypsy Window details.
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Re: Gypsy Caravans.
1950 Gypsy caravanette.
Weighing only 4 1/2 cwt this little camper is 7'4" long. It has a small kitchenette in the rear with many cupboards and a metal lined recess.Inside the sleeping area is 7' x 4' and an inside height of 4'.
Priced at 175 pounds in 1950.
Weighing only 4 1/2 cwt this little camper is 7'4" long. It has a small kitchenette in the rear with many cupboards and a metal lined recess.Inside the sleeping area is 7' x 4' and an inside height of 4'.
Priced at 175 pounds in 1950.
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Gypsy Fleetmaster.
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A 1958 ad for Gypsy caravans.
Its interesting to note that only Gypsy offers 3 different caravan wall materials, Al ply,Marine ply and Plas ply.
Its interesting to note that only Gypsy offers 3 different caravan wall materials, Al ply,Marine ply and Plas ply.
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Click Here for the link to a Gypsy 10 that Linda and I purchased in early 2009 from Sydney.
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A 1954 ad for Gypsy caravans showing all the models in the range.
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Hi
Thought these adverts for Gypsy may interest, I really like the style of the 16 footer
The picture is from an undated 16 page brochure for Giant Reswood, a waterproof ply, used by "almost every leading caravan manufacturer in Australia" according to the text. It had a sheet size of 25ft x 7ft without a join and a note said it would soon be available in 50ft x 9ft6in sheets 
Young uns will have to do their own conversions to metric but it's way too big to put on the roof rack.
The stuff was manufactured by Ralph Symonds Ltd. Morely Avenue, Rosebery, Sydney and they also offered an aluminium faced ply called 'ALUMPLY'
A plastic coated version for concrete formwork was called 'PLASPLY'.
Using a set of dolly wheels on this one too.
Cop a look at the portable radio the model is carrying
It would be great to see a lineup of vans like this again 
Not certain of the souce of this advert, maybe NRMA Caravan and Camping Guide about 1956.
George
Thought these adverts for Gypsy may interest, I really like the style of the 16 footer
The picture is from an undated 16 page brochure for Giant Reswood, a waterproof ply, used by "almost every leading caravan manufacturer in Australia" according to the text. It had a sheet size of 25ft x 7ft without a join and a note said it would soon be available in 50ft x 9ft6in sheets Young uns will have to do their own conversions to metric but it's way too big to put on the roof rack. The stuff was manufactured by Ralph Symonds Ltd. Morely Avenue, Rosebery, Sydney and they also offered an aluminium faced ply called 'ALUMPLY'
A plastic coated version for concrete formwork was called 'PLASPLY'.
Not certain of the souce of this advert, maybe NRMA Caravan and Camping Guide about 1956.George
Re: Gypsy Caravans.
A little 1957 article on the Gypsy Fleetmaster.
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A 1951 ad for the Gypsy ( or should that be Gipsy ) Gem 9'.
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A 1952 article on the Gypsy Super Gem.
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