1985 Go-Tag-A-Long Truck Camper Prices and Specs

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Founded in the state of Ohio, Go-Tag-A-Long entered the recreational travel trailer market during the 1960s. In the early part of the company’s formulation, Go-Tag-A-Long trailers stood out for their implementation of available features such as an electrical hook-up for air conditioning and porcelain toilets. Go-Tag-A-Long added truck campers to their product line-up during the 1980s. The final year of Go-Tag-A-Long production took place in 1988 but a fan base still surrounds the brand to this day.

Go-Tag-A-Long Note

TRUCK CAMPERS - No longer in production after 1988.

(Model years 1988 - 1967)

Truck Campers	Length	Coach Design	Floor Plan	Self Cont.
M-7 SD	7'	Truck Camper - Cab Over	Side Dinette	No
M-8 SD	8'	Truck Camper - Cab Over	Side Dinette	No
M-8 1/2 SD	8'6"	Truck Camper - Cab Over	Side Dinette	No
M-9 1/2 RSD	9'6"	Truck Camper - Cab Over	Rear Dinette	Yes

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1985 Go-Tag-A-Long Truck Camper Prices and Specs

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Go-Tag-A-Long Note

Truck Campers

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Truck Campers

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