Tiny Homeless: 1966 Clark Cortez Motorhome

The Clark Cortez motorhomes built back in the 60s are pretty cool vehicles that get overlooked in many of the typical classic van/RV discussions.  But, they are a nice size that still fits in a lot of parking spaces and offers a whole lot more interior volume than a fullsize van (except maybe for a big high-roof Sprinter or Transit, but those are still expensive). Today we've got a pair from tipper Zach Z.  Find this 1966 Clark Cortez offered for $5,500 in Anchorage, AK via craigslist.

1k: Explorer Starter Kit: 1964 Clark Cortez Motorhome

 Hernán Cortés was a Spanish explorer and Conquistador who spearheaded the invasion that toppled the Aztec Empire and brought a large part of what is Mexico under the umbrella of the Spanish Empire.  This next feature looks old enough to have witnessed some of those early encounters with natives, but with a little work could be great for some exploring.  Find this 1964 Clark Cortez Motorhome offered for $1,000 in Vista, CA via craigslist.

20k: So, I Hear You Like Motorhomes: 1965 Clark Cortez

This next feature comes to us from tipper JAS who writes:
Dear DT,  As a follow-up to your articles on the GMC and Vixen motorhomes, this note is about the Cortez motorhome. Preceding the GMC by a full decade, the Cortez was unibody construction with front wheel drive powertrain and 4 wheel independent suspension - pretty advanced for 1963! If only someone built one like it today.  Find this totally refurbished and updated 1965 Clark Cortez offered for $22,000 via craigslist, located in Woodland Hills, CA.