Paul Lacitinola and his wife, Caroline, have published the Vintage Camper Trailers Magazine since 2011. The Lacitinolas host The Trailerfest Vintage Trailer Rallies and The VCT Boot Camp Restoration Learning Experience. They have authored two books on vintage trailering and are advocates for the hobby from coast to coast.
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