Rockwood Motorhome (Ford E-Series chassis)

The vehicle pictured is a classic Rockwood motorhome, built on a Ford Econoline (E-Series) chassis, dating from approximately the late 1980s or early 1990s. Rockwood is a legacy name in the American recreational vehicle industry, known for producing high-quality motorhomes and campers that allowed families to explore the outdoors with the comforts of home.

Originally founded in Millersburg, Indiana, the Rockwood brand was a product of the Rockwood, Inc. company. The brand underwent several transitions during the consolidation of the RV industry. Today, the Rockwood name survives as a prominent brand of travel trailers and fifth wheels, managed under Forest River, Inc., which is a major American manufacturer of recreational vehicles.

Forest River, Inc. is a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, the multinational conglomerate led by Warren Buffett. While this specific vintage motorcar represents an earlier era of American automotive manufacturing, the brand heritage remains firmly rooted in the United States, specifically in the RV manufacturing hub of Indiana. Forest River continues to operate multiple facilities across the U.S., maintaining the brand's legacy of domestic production.