Auto-Camping history

Five years later, Roland R. Conklin, of New York, made headline news when he took his 1915 Gypsy Van — custom-built to hold 11 people, including a shower bath and folding lavatory — on a cross-country trip with his family to San Francisco.

The 1928 Ford Model A House Car: The Ford Model A House Car emerged during the Great Depression as a solution for people who could not keep both their house and their car.

The company got its start with RVs in 1941, when they started producing travel trailers that could be used for mobile military housing.

The 1949 Spartan House Bus: Volo Auto Museum offers an authentic look at a custom-ordered Spartan House Bus, which is a true testament to the aesthetic of the '50s and '60s.

Founded in 1960, originally focused on camping equipment and accessories for Volkswagen

The 1961 Trailorboat: The 1961 Trailorboat — one of the most unique pieces in the Volo Auto Museum Vintage Camper exhibit — is very rare, and only about 200 were produced.

Serving Canada since 1972 Focus on coverage for all current Asian &European automobile makes Evolved into branches across the country Worldwide sourcing of premium quality products for our market of import specific parts

The first Airstream motorhome was launched in 1979 and has captured the attention of road trippers since.

Genuine Parts Company (GPC) acquired Altrom in 2008 increasing their presence in the import market

2016: Altrom and Auto-Camping merged to form Altrom Auto Group