Coleman Keepers Campfire come on in!

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Re: Coleman Keepers Campfire come on in!

Postby Weirdnerd » Mon Jan 14, 2019 9:33 pm

Just another picture that mixes Coleman and teardrops. This one is from a while ago, when I was living in my teardrop while working out of town, that lantern saved my sanity while cooking in negative temperatures....


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Re: Coleman Keepers Campfire come on in!

Postby GuitarPhotog » Tue Jan 15, 2019 2:20 pm

Zollinger wrote::? Holy Sheet! I'll also have what he's 'smokin! I see that 2 people have made offers on the lot. Wonder what they offered?


Dawn, this is a very old thread.
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Re: Coleman Keepers Campfire come on in!

Postby Mukilteo » Sat Jan 25, 2020 1:14 pm

The original poster Kampmaster-K isn't around anymore to keep the thread alive. (:
Sad, but people move on.
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Re: Coleman Keepers Campfire come on in!

Postby rjgimp » Sat Jan 25, 2020 2:10 pm

<Sorry, I'm a bit late to the party here.>

Wolffarmer wrote:426 is a nice stove. I would have to say the 426C is probably the best for a real user. I have two 426B's and a 426D. I think only one of those. Opps, just checked my spread sheet and I have 2 426D's. :oops:

I know, I am sick.

Randy




Wait, what...? :shock:

You have a spreadsheet to keep track of all your Coleman gear? You are sick... and I like it!
:lol:
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just as soon as the steering committee gets around to scheduling one!
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Re: Coleman Keepers Campfire come on in!

Postby PCO6 » Sun Jan 26, 2020 6:17 am

While searching for a cooler to convert into a camp kegerator I came across this Coleman Ice Box. I understand that is the name that Coleman used for them in the '60s. It was complete and in great shape. I did not want to cut it up though and after a year or so I sold it to a guy who is into vintage camping. He was happy to get it as these things are fairly rare.

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Re: Coleman Keepers Campfire come on in!

Postby Mukilteo » Wed Nov 18, 2020 10:51 pm

Acquired a gutted 425 stove and turned it into a medicine cabinet for my 6 by 10 cargo trailer conversion.
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What ever happened to Kirk who started this thread
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Postby rjgimp » Wed Nov 18, 2020 11:45 pm

starleen2 wrote:14 pages?? Is this going to be new super thread??
(don't tell Fenlason!)


Nine years and some 170 pages later...
Prophetic. Absolutely prophetic!

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Re: Coleman Keepers Campfire come on in!

Postby DrewsBrews » Sun Mar 28, 2021 9:54 pm

Scored a 413G last weekend. Wanted one ever since I learned they could fit a couple skillets... Compared to the anemic space on the 425.

Today I pulled out an old heater that was in the shed when we bought our house. It is one of the Coleman 3k/5k btu catalytic units. No clue if it is still functional. I suppose it would work for a tent, but even 3k btu seems pretty excessive for a small camper except maybe for an uninsulated one in single digit temps.
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