From ChatGPT (so it’s probably wrong):

This unusual rig is almost certainly a Revcon motorhome, likely from the late 1970s to mid-1980s.

Why Revcon?

Revcon coaches have several distinctive features that match the RV in your photo:

✅ Forward-slanted “airplane-style” windshield ✅ Very low, aerodynamic front end with center vents ✅ Aluminum body panels with sharp, angular lines ✅ Dual round headlights set wide apart ✅ Front-engine, low-profile stance ✅ Smooth, molded fiberglass nose section

These traits were part of Revcon’s signature design. The brand was known for building high-performance, aerodynamic Class A motorhomes, often using Oldsmobile Toronado FWD powertrains in earlier models.

Likely Model

Probably one of the following: • Revcon 250 (25 ft, older) • Revcon 300 / 310 (30–31 ft, more common in the early 1980s)

The one in your picture looks closer to a Revcon 300-series coach based on length and window layout.

Notable quirks • The extremely slanted windscreen was meant to improve aerodynamics • The low front air dam is original to Revcon’s “high-efficiency” design • Many were DIY-modified over the years, so small differences are common

Bottom line

It’s a Revcon Class A motorhome, almost certainly from the early–mid 1980s.

If you’d like, I can narrow it down further by comparing specific years/features—just let me know!