Chinook RVs Baja model was produced with duel rear wheels and was available with after-market 4 wheel drive. With a luxurious fully equipped interior—though cramped for our tastes—the Baja was listed at $120,000 – $150,000 on the manufacturer’s website, before the company’s demise in 2005. According to Tin Can Tourists, “In January 2013, the intellectual property rights of the Chinook brand, including the nameplate, designs, templates, manufacturing jigs, molds and support equipment were acquired by Phil Rizzio…. with plans to open up a new production line of the fabled Chinook RV.”
Chinook RVs Baja model was produced with duel rear wheels and was available with after-market 4 wheel drive. With a luxurious fully equipped interior—though cramped for our tastes—the Baja was listed at $120,000 – $150,000 on the manufacturer’s website, before the company’s demise in 2005. According to Tin Can Tourists, “In January 2013, the intellectual property rights of the Chinook brand, including the nameplate, designs, templates, manufacturing jigs, molds and support equipment were acquired by Phil Rizzio…. with plans to open up a new production line of the fabled Chinook RV.”
