Was it one of the campers listed at:
http://www.chaletrv.com/?
or like the one at
http://www.freedomroads.com/Pop-Up/Used/1999-Starcraft-Starcraft-Venture-40850.html?

I believe this is the pop up that my family had when I was a teenager.

The funny thing is that I was just about to post a question about this
trailer, more about my question later.

It seems at this time early 70's, Venture was the Chevy to Starcraft's
Caddy.  The trailer was unique in that the foldout beds flipped out the
sides not front and back.  This meant that the door was in the back and that
the beds could be a little longer because they weren't constrained by the
width of the trailer.

The stove could be used either in the trailer or attached to the back to the
left of the door.  There was also a shelf that could be attached to the
right.  This appealed  to us because we were old tent campers that didn't
live in the trailer.  We usually just slept in it.  The only time the table
was up is when it was just too rainy out.  We never used the sink and the
cooler was used for storage.

It was very light and if I didn't direct my father lining up the hitch I
would just lift it up and put it where ever we needed it.  That also meant
that I could move it 90 degrees if it fit the space better.

Now here is my question.  Are there no trailers like this?  When we
purchased a new car a few years back we got a 4 cyl. Vue with a towing
capacity of 1500 lbs.  Since our venture was only about 900 lbs dry I
figured that we would get something like this and probably put only about
200 lbs of stuff in it to tow.  I probably wouldn't even fill the propane
tank and just use my Coleman propane at the table (Still a tent camper) and
not use the water tank at all.  This would put us at about 80 percent of max
tow weight.

We went to the local RV show and it seemed all the models were around 1500
lbs dry.  Did they just not have any of these cheaper models or what?

thanks cliff