If appliances are turquoise, what is time frame?

Huntsman built one something like this in the late 60s. A picture of the outside would help.These non cab overs were not a real hot item because they only slept two people and with the kitchen in the front there was not a decent place for a table with out blocking the door. They sold mainly because they were inexpensive, I think they retailed around $750.00 or so new. Most people liked a front dinette and the kitchen in the rear.

I wish it were cuter - the outside is baaad. I'm going to go look at it today to see whether or not the windows can be restored. Looks like part of the skin is quilted so it MIGHT be ok looking without that paint job. I'm not sure it's even big enough for the beds to be 6 feet!

Most of them were eight feet log outside and had (I think) about a six foot bed space. I'm six six and they were to short for me. Also they were only about seven feet wide if I recall correctly. The good thing was they could be hauled on a standard half ton pickup with a six cyl engine with no problems. The vast majority of truck campers built in the 60s and early 70s had beds to short for me. That is what first started me designing and building my own units. We built our first truck camper in 1967, it had a 7'2" long 6' wide bed in the cab over for the boss and I with a dinette that made a 7'2" x 48" bed, plus a, sink, hand pump water, lots of storage, gas light, 12 volt and 110 volt lights. We were in hog haven, people looked at it at camp grounds and couldn't believe the space and the bed size. Then as we all know truck campers grew to the point a heavy duty dually just barely hauled them.
I almost forgot the most important thing it had, a porti-potti my boss says that was the most important thing to have with small children.

Those were light any standard size pickup will haul them but the truck must be 48 inches wide between the wheel wells. I don't remember the weight but I am thinking seven or eight hundred pounds, I know they were light. If you are wanting total weight that would depend on what type of pick up you have. My Silverado weighs 5800 lb. empty but my old Ford weighed 3600 Lb empty. If you are going to haul it on a compact truck I would want to try it for size before I bought it. Also many trucks today only have a four to a six and a half foot bed, which a six foot bed with the tailgate down would be fine a shorter bed would put a lot of over hang unsupported. Back when that unit was built most trucks had an eight foot bed.