I will ship my old Gasz Globetrotter to anyone who wants it. Good condition. Or is there a museum that might want it? Fred.
I just bought one on eBay to get the pan set for one of my SVEA 123 stoves, and have been fidgeting for it to arrive. As you may know, you can't get the canisters for that stove anymore. But there is a guy on this site that sells an adaptor so your stove can take other canisters. Here is a link to someone on the site that used the adaptor. https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/14293
Hi Fred and welcome to this forum. Its a great place to learn about stoves and to make some new friends. It is very kind of you to offer your camping gaz stove and hopefully someone may really get some good use from it who needs it. Take care and have a good evening, Dan
Don't tempt me, I'll take it and build it into something that uses Bernz-O-Matic cylinders in short order! Murph
Hi Fred! I still get a nostalgic feeling over Camping Gaz stoves. When I went to France and Germany in the 70's I decided to camp. I prepared just as I would for camping in Minnesota at that time. This included the hatchet for the firewood I soon found was non-existent! Explain that item in your suitcase on a plane trip nowadays!! The cooking problem was solved with the purchase of a Camping Gaz stove which was the only choice wherever I was at the time. Still use the stove and lantern occasionally and look forward to experimenting with refilling the cartridges eventually. Bob
Does it come with the two pots that serve as containers? Mine has not arrived from ebay and I am wondering if it ever will. If you don't find a home for it, I might take you up on it. Joe
