Brown and white long haired cat sleeping.

Brown and white long haired cat sleeping.

This image is a full-page printed advertisement for the 1978 Southwind motor home manufactured by Fleetwood Enterprises, Inc. The ad is vertically oriented with text at the top and bottom and a large product image centered. At the top, large bold black text reads: “Room for the whole crowd.” Below this headline is a paragraph of smaller black text describing the vehicle. It explains that the 1978 Southwind is designed for family use, offers new interior features, updated exterior styling, and comes in six models ranging in length from 21 feet to 28½ feet. The text also mentions a feature called the “Southwind Bunkhouse” and encourages readers to visit Southwind dealers to see the vehicle in person. On the right side of the page is a dashed-line mail-in information request form addressed to Fleetwood Enterprises, Inc., P.O. Box 7638, Riverside, California 92523. The form includes blank lines labeled for name, address, city, state, and ZIP code, along with the phrase “YES! Please send me more information on Southwind.” A small Fleetwood logo appears near the form. The central image shows a Southwind Class A motor home photographed from a front-right angle. The vehicle is white with horizontal orange and brown accent stripes along the side. It has large rectangular windows, a side entry door, roof-mounted equipment, and a flat front with rectangular headlights. The motor home is shown isolated against a plain, light background, emphasizing its size and shape.

This image is a full-page printed advertisement for the 1978 Southwind motor home manufactured by Fleetwood Enterprises, Inc. The ad is vertically oriented with text at the top and bottom and a large product image centered. At the top, large bold black text reads: “Room for the whole crowd.” Below this headline is a paragraph of smaller black text describing the vehicle. It explains that the 1978 Southwind is designed for family use, offers new interior features, updated exterior styling, and comes in six models ranging in length from 21 feet to 28½ feet. The text also mentions a feature called the “Southwind Bunkhouse” and encourages readers to visit Southwind dealers to see the vehicle in person. On the right side of the page is a dashed-line mail-in information request form addressed to Fleetwood Enterprises, Inc., P.O. Box 7638, Riverside, California 92523. The form includes blank lines labeled for name, address, city, state, and ZIP code, along with the phrase “YES! Please send me more information on Southwind.” A small Fleetwood logo appears near the form. The central image shows a Southwind Class A motor home photographed from a front-right angle. The vehicle is white with horizontal orange and brown accent stripes along the side. It has large rectangular windows, a side entry door, roof-mounted equipment, and a flat front with rectangular headlights. The motor home is shown isolated against a plain, light background, emphasizing its size and shape.