Little Vintage Trailer

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Looking for a vintage trailer that is small, cute and rare? Well this rear door Scotty might be just what you have been waiting for! Here is what the seller has to say about it.

I know you hear this all the time, “rare” Scotty for sale. In this case, that is correct. This is the rarest model Serro ever made. It was manufactured for only six months in 1959 and 1960. We know of only six of them still in existance and only three of those are on the road and in use.

This one is the personal trailer of the owner of the National Serro Scotty Organization. It was to be my forever trailer, but life changes and now I am selling it. I did a frame-up rebuild on it, even replacing the axle. More pictures may be seen at http://nationalserroscotty.org/1959scotty and you may see the full rebuild pictures at http://nationalserroscotty.org/rebuilds/scotty7 It took me over a year to do this rebuild and nothing but the best went into it, along with a lot of love and attention to detail. The trailer weighs 1180 pounds and there is a clear Michigan title. Asking $10,250.

Please check each picture carefully, as well as review the full rebuild pictures. I think I have explained everything. There is nothing wrong with this trailer and since the rebuild, there have been zero leaks. This is a very well built trailer and since I did not put plumbing or propane back into it, there are no openings that critters can come in through. This trailer is sold as is and must be picked up in Delton, Michigan which is near Kalamazoo. If you have any questions you may reach me at nkroes@yahoo.com.

~~SOLD~~
Price: $10,250
Location: Delton, MI

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This cutie is mine (owned by Little Vintage Trailer) and is 13 ft long and 16 including the tongue. It has a double bed in the rear, a fold down bunk above and the dinette also folds down. Will sleep 5-6 comfortably. It also has a bathroom with toilet. It has new flooring. Newer dorm fridge. I will include the original AQUA propane fridge that I was told needs a new little spring and ball bearings for the ignition switch. It’s in very nice condition. The trailer also has a aqua sink and stove. The birch wood throughout is in very good condition with the exception of some old water damage to the rear left corner and a bit under the front window. It is completely dry now and camp ready.

Just last month the following was done by American Vintage Camper restoration shop;

* All seams re-sealed with new butyl tape and new screws.
* Bearings re-packed and seals replaced
* Propane line checked

This is a roomy little trailer and easy to tow. It weighs 1,600 lbs. It has clear title and ready to go camping! It’s a 1965 so it’s not perfect and has blemishes here and there so keep that in mind but it a great solid trailer that will give you years and years of glamping/camping fun!

The exterior skin is in very good shape. It has a couple dings but nothing major and is very straight. I could see this trailer’s stripe (gray area) painted in aqua! That would be so pretty and really make it pop!

The tires are in good shape also. Overall this is a very solid trailer and will provide someone with many many years of enjoyment I’m sure.

CLEAR MI TITLE! Sold As-Is.

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Check out this little Kencraft! I’ve always thought these were neat how they have the one piece roof. This is what the seller has to say about it!

This 1960 Kencraft is in good condition. Gas fridge and gas stovetop work. No bathroom but it has a closet. No leaks or major damage. Actual trailer length is 16 feet long. No A/C . Good condition, lightweight. It’s ready for some decor to go glamping!

SORRY THIS TRAILER IS NOW SOLD
Location: Paso Robles, CA

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Sweet little 1958 Arrowhead trailer – 12′ box-Light weight and very easy to tow. Her name is’ Nan’

New inside and out. Here is what is new;
2 new tires and 1 spare
New ice box
New twin mattress in back
New dinette(makes int bed) all new cushions
New counter tops and table (retro print)
9 gal water tank
porta potty
original Princess stove top
120 and 12 volt systems
New flooring

Price: $6,000
Location: Tustin, CA
Seller Contact: Dottie Witting – 714-402-4126

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Just in time for camping season…Restored 1961 Shasta Compact (Little Suzy Shasta) is for sale.

Completely gutted & re-built interior, including classic birch plywood. Removed original rear dinette/bed and put in permanent bed in the rear, about a double size. Located dinette in front, new built in dresser, upper cabinets, and sink/stove cabinet & countertop. Has original sink & faucet. Replaced original floor with vinyl wood grained flooring.

No Leaks. Repainted exterior with oil based paint in classic aqua/cream colors & silver “z” stripe. Glass in very good condition, 1 very small bb hole in one pane. All window cranks work. Lots of under bed and dinette seat storage. She has some bumps & bruises, which are common for a 52 year old trailer.

Comes with matching bike, tongue lock, spare tire, anti-sway bar, awning & dishes. Ready to hook-up & go this weekend.

Tows straight, lightweight, apx 1100 lbs wet. Dimensions: 6′-5″ wide x 10′ long, 13′ with tongue. No potty, shower or ice box. (I have the original, if you want it).

New items:

12v marker lights and wiring

12v water pump

110v wiring & outlets
2 burner gas cook top

5-6 gal fresh water tank

12v Deep cycle battery

“wings”

birch plywood paneling

memory foam bed topper.

western/cowboy seat cushion fabric & curtains

oil base exterior paint.

flooring

“Shasta” magazine rack

leveling jacks

“Shasta” decals

bubble levels

lower aluminum gravel shield on front

More pics available on request (even the restoration ones).

Price: Serious cash offers only (no trades). $8000.00
Location: Prescott Valley, AZ. Local pickup, or may consider delivering within 100 mi radius, for $2.50 per mile.
Seller Contact: Call Dave @ 623-687-6509

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1969 Shasta Starflyte. This cute Shasta with wings has 13 foot living area and 17 foot total length trailer. The dry weight is 2300 lbs. Sleeps 4, This Shasta has original stove and sink & small fridge, original cupboards and table with bench seats. Original floors. Shasta magazine holder. Potty Closet with new toilet & combined shower. Custom made double sided curtains. Couch replaced with full size mattress with paisley quilt to match paisley dining cushions. All outside lights working and tested. Additional improvements & maintenance completed over last year: Tires repacked, updated from 4-way flat connector to 7 prong connector; brakes hooked up and working, brand new spare tire, back up camera, new electric hitch, new crank down stabilizers on rear corners with crank, set up for sway bar and replaced safety chains. Propane hot water heater replaced and added automatic lighter inside trailer. New propane valves. New heater, propane stove tested and oven works. Two new batteries with inverter; new 12-volt lights inside trailer and bath room. Battery kill switch; wiring checked and ground wires tested and replaced. New bath fan & new fantastic fan in main area. Refridge vent replaced and openings resealed on roof. Also includes a trailer coupler lock, stabilizers for the wheels, water hose, sewage hose and attachments, and two outdoor grade electrical cords. Cover for winter storage included. Everything is there for you ready to go glamping! I am selling to get a bigger travel trailer. Owner with clear WA title. This trailer has an inspection report and all items have been fixed.

Price: $8,000
Location: Seattle, WA
Seller Contact: tararose7@hotmail.com

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A rare 1966 Cardinal “Flipper” travel trailer in restored to excellent condition. Ready for your next excursion to wonderland. I only saw one other at this web site recently. It has the sweeping roof line that drops to the integrated fin at the rear of the cabin giving it a swept back look.
7 ft wide, 14 ft. from tongue to tail with a cabin 11 ft long. All original wood paneled showing some signs of minor water damage common to vintage trailers, interior with beautiful original aqua appliancse Rewired for AC/DC electricity as well as a vintage propane light. Plumbed for water hook-up and onboard storage tank. If you need to use the new porta-potti, it’s in the bottom of the closet The grey tile flooring is new.

The double banquet benches convert to 2 large beds which pull out to form a secure sleeping area. Comes with the original formica eating table. The vent and all windows work. No broken or cracked glass.
The exterior was just painted during the restoration a little over 1 year ago. Never smoked in. Asking price is $5500 cash only. It’s complete and ready for your next outing. Join a club and have some real fun with nice people.

Price: $5500 cash only.
Location: Hesperia, CA
Seller Contact: metman810@charter.net

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1968 Scotsman travel trailer. 15 ft. Clear Idaho title. Newer flooring. New water pump for sink. Brand new cushions for dinette but I have the original recovered cushions that match the goucho (couch). Original cushions for goucho have been recovered and upper bunk has original mattress. This little trailer is in great shape on the inside. I painted the interior as it was totally white and boring when I bought it. Original exterior paint job could use a refresh but is usable and cute just the way it is. I planned to rotate this cutie into my girl camping fun but I simply don’t need several so I’m thinning the herd. The photos with white walls are to show the goucho with the cushions in place. The mattress is not included as I was just making a more comfortable bed than the goucho would provide.

The tires are in good condition and the cone-style hubcaps are shiny and nice. This trailer is camp ready and road safe. No bathroom as is the case with most tiny trailers. This little retro baby is a girl campers dream waiting to be camped in.

1968 Scotsman 14ft.

1420 LBS

Clear Idaho Title

Good tires

Brand new battery operated water tank and pump

New dinette cushions

Original gaucho configuration

Upper bunk has original mattress

Fresh paint on the inside

Tows like a dream

No water damage

Original ice box in great condition

Newer flooring in classic checkerboard pattern~~ THIS TRAILER IS NOW SOLD ~~

Price: $4,500
Location: Council, Idaho (2 hours from Boise)

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Whew, it’s been awhile since I posted on how the renovation is going on the 1961 Hi-Lo, so I figured I better get a post up here to show you where I’m at. I decided to clump together day 7, 8 and 9 because basically day 7-8 were just boring mundane stuff.

Keep in mind that these days aren’t concurrent. It was one day here…another day there. A lot of times it just depended on my schedule. Life tends to get in the way of these projects at times.

In any case, to catch you all up to speed, I have the following done;

1. Re-installed the roof, added new butyl tape and re-installed the J-rail and awning rails. Installed them all with new stainless screws. Let me just say that it’s definitely more of a challenge putting things back together than it is taking them a part. In this case the roof was a challenge because I added thicker insulation. Because of that it was more difficult to get the J-rails back on. The insulation I used was a tad thicker than the space allowed between the ceiling and the roof. I finally got it and hopefully it’s all sealed up tight and we won’t experience any leaking at the seams. Time will tell.

2. Stripped the two front quilted sections. Underneath the blue was a layer of black. I re-painted those white and hated it, so stripped them again and now planning on just polishing them.

Notice the left side of the roof as seen below is clean? Brillo pads work wonders for cleaning aluminum like this.

3. Painted the door side and curb side a off-white on the top half of the trailer. The bottom half will be key lime green. I had my little helper helping me I’m using Behr Premium Plus Ultra paint and primer in one, semi gloss and applying it with foam rollers. I’m actually surprised at how nice it looks. Of course it’s not a professional paint job but heck this is a so much more cost effective and if I get a couple years out of it I’m fine with that! I mean it’s such a tiny camper it doesn’t take much paint

4. Installed the sub-floor and floor. Installing sheet vinyl is just a pain in the ARSE! There is just no nicer way to put it. Maybe some people just have a knack for it but the floor is one thing that I want to look perfect and it was definitely challenging me. The best way to install it is to create a template using poster board and then lay it on your vinyl and cut right along the edge of your template with a utility knife.

I think it turned out fantastic! You can’t go wrong with classic black and white checkers.

5. Painted the tongue. I spruced up the tongue by giving it a new black paint job. Not quite finished with it as you can see. But it looks better already! Next will be the propane tank.

So that’s what I’ve accomplished so far. Next will be finishing stripping and polishing the front and rear quilted sections and then tackling the body paint. Thank you for following me along on this journey to renovate this cute little Hi-Lo. It’s a lot of work but very rewarding too. I can’t wait to finish it and take it on it’s first camping trip! Here is one last photo of Chiclet. I pulled her out from under the carport as it made it easier to work on her.

Until next time, Happy camping!

Here is a vintage 1963 Scotsman camping trailer available. This is the what the seller has to say about it;

Ready to camp and everything works great. It sleeps 4, the couch and table area fold into beds and there is a cot. Mini fridge and freezer, stove, sink, lights and a heater. There’s a closet and other storage under the seats and couch. Its tiny but has everything you need. Its super cute, we just don’t use it enough.

Location: Poulsbo, Wa
Price: $5,500
Seller Contact: Roger Krueger 360-621-4862

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I was so excited to find this little gem. The tiny ones are hard to come by. We are just putting the finishing touches on the interior. She’ll be ready for the ball this weekend. The interior décor and finish is very similar to the coral 1957 listed here a couple of weeks ago. Please email me kellybwhite@hotmail.com for more photos and info.

Nuts and bolts
13 ft long & 6.7 wide, 1100 lbs
clear title
sleeps 3 cozy
she tows so smooth and easy…I forgot she was there a few times when I brought her home…really!

double insulated
electrical hook up and rechargeable battery with trickle charger and converter (so are good to go even when you’re in the boonies)
2 12v outlets (cigarette lighter type…great for charging)
2 standard outlets
‘porch’ light…so cute!
water pump with new tubing
two 26 gallon water tanks
3 burner gas cooktop (refinished white)
original ice box…terrific condition (refinished white)
new small built-in safety propane heater
new tires/wheels/packed bearings
original jacks
windows are in exceptional working order
window drip caps are in really great shape
the exterior is in great shape for it’s age

Sparkle
Custom $2500 auto shop paint job with matching propane tanks, and trailer hitch
all resealed, head to toe

4 new fabulous light fixtures
darling new yellow and white linoleum over entire floor, including storage area under benches and bed
new custom counter and table top
entire interior birch skinned walls, ceiling, storage (double coated shellac by hand)
lovey patterned curtains in the ‘dining room’ and ‘master’
new foam cushions in the ‘dining room’ covered in coral Duck cloth. makes into an oversized twin bed (can sleep two…cozy)

Price: $8,500
Location: Seattle, WA
Seller Contact: kellybwhite@hotmail.com

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1959 Edsel Ranger in great condition with 78,000 original miles on it. Runs well but could use a few minor repairs (gas gauge, radio, CB radio connected). Very nice exterior and interior. A big file of Edsel memorabilia and a trunk load ‘o’ trophies from car shows. Okay so where can you find a classic car with a hitch? The Edsel pulls a 1967 Serro Scotty that is a little dinged on the outside and MINT on the inside. With table/bed, closet, sink, stove, heater, storage and a small bathroom of sorts. Curtains, cushions and some plaid pillows are included but blue and white pillows and other decor are not.

This is a very popular combo at car shows and camp grounds. Really a LOT of FUN!!!

More photos available.

Price: $10,000 for the pair
Location: White Bear Lake, Minnesota
Seller Contact: zulublanc@aol.com or call Michael 612 859 6300

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1959 Kenskill for sale. The model is a 19.5, and the box is 17 ft long x8 ft wide. I have loved and adored her since the day I found her up in a muddy field. It was the model I had been searching for and I wasn’t gong to let this on get away. Once I got up to Portland from the Sacramento area, I saw what rough condition she was in. Out in that big ole wet ,snowy ,dirty field all alone. But it was the floor plan I wanted, big bed in back, toilet, shower, great big ole windows all the way around. She was grimy no question about that I was told I was the third owner and I was going to treat her right. Bought her a new set of tires in Mt Shasta.

Took her home and started to do the spit shine and elbow grease on her. Had the bark cloth material waiting for the right lady to hang curtains in and got busy sewing up a storm. Had the dinette benches rebuilt and recovered. New backslash and up graded the electrical. New counter was built and a vessel sink dropped in .New plumbing, new toilet ,new laminate floorin, new ten inch thick mattress to slip into the bed frame. I cook on a induction plate I hide in the oven. It gives me so much more usable counter space. New awing and new moons too.

Electric jack helped me enjoy the camping part more. I freshened up her paint job. I had the LP capped off. The furnace removed and replaced with an electric fireplace .New microwave. But I kept the original stove top and double yellow sink if your desire is to bring her back to the original state. All windows work and the NorCold works great on electric. I have not tried the LP. A wee bit of water damage and I didn’t want to paint over. Roof was been resealed and winterized 2014. No leaks.

Location: Sacramento, CA
Price: $14,999 OBO
Seller Contact: Please contact me by gwenvalerie@aol.com with any other questions. I can provide before and after pictures.

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TA DA! Oh happy day, it’s done! Whew…let me just say that it was a LOT of work, a lot of sweat, a little blood and a few tears {of frustration} along the way but it’s finally done! I call it done but I do have a couple things left and one is to figure out the best way to re-vamp that front window rock guard you see in the first photo. For now it’s done though and I’m ready to go camping!

If you visit this page –> http://littlevintagetrailer.com/category/articles/restoration-maintenance/ you can scroll back through the posts and see the renovation progress on this trailer.

So without further ado, here are some before and after photos for your viewing pleasure. I hope you like it! Oh and sorry but Chiclet is not for sale at this time.

I have to give a little shout out to George over at www.robossonsupply.com for the fast shipping on the itty bitty shutters. If you need shutters these guys have all different sizes and ones that are paintable too!

Dinette/bed area “Before”. Not bad at all right? Although this photo doesn’t show the rot around the lower edges of the top half that I replaced. But overall this little 9.5 foot trailer was in good shape.

Dinette/bed area “After”. I had Deb over at www.cushionrecoverie.com whip up some zippered cushion covers for me and I love how they turned out. I installed the new checkered flooring and sewed the curtains. I also re-stained and shellacked the birch. Getting a good photo in a 9 1/2 foot trailer is a challenge so I had to sit on the kitchen counter

Here is another angle. In this one you can see a peek of the hammock. Yes, believe it or not there is a way to set up a hammock in here and I’ll show you that in a minute. Also a teeny peek at the ceiling. I took off the roof aluminum, tore out the white fiberboard ceiling and replaced it with birch that I stained/shellacked.

I’ve been asked how I plan on decorating the interior and honestly I haven’t given much thought to that really. Mainly because I have been too busy just trying to get the trailer done and also when I think about decorating it I have to keep in mind that the top half comes down onto the lower half, so that means anything you put on the walls would have to come down. So for now I think I’ll just enjoy the look of the birch and will maybe add few things for the kitchen counter.

Kitchen “Before”. Again, nice shape to begin with. Notice the ceiling? I like the birch ceiling better. I also added a layer of insulation between the new birch ceiling and the roof.

Kitchen “After”. The main thing I did is rejuvenate the wood by re-applying stain and gloss and of course adding curtains.

Ok, remember I mentioned how you can add a sleeping hammock? Here is how it works. I’ll update this photo once I get a better one. It was dark and not the actual bedding I will use. But you’ll get the idea. My 5 year old will sleep in the hammock. So technically it will sleep 3; two adults and a small child. If we absolutely had to we could also put a cot on the floor in front of the kitchen and sleep one more person there, but that would be a challenge for those midnight runs to the port-a-john! Oh and in the photo below, under the bed we keep 3 storage bins with lids that hold clothing and essentials.

Another view showing the area where you could actually place a cot on the floor for another person. There is about 28-30 inches width and 6 feet in length for a cot.

So there you have it. A renovated 1961 Hi-Lo. Someone asked me recently if now that I’m done with this one am I ready to start on another? Um, no. While this was a lot of work (especially installing the new seal and replacing rot), it was fun too but I’m ready to now take it out on some camping trips and enjoy it. Plus I need to get up to the Tiny Lake House and finish up the Chalet tiny house.

If you see us towing Chiclet down the road be sure and wave!

Happy Camping!

I actually made this little lamp about a year or so ago and have been meaning to get this tutorial up on the site for some time. So without any further delay here it is. These little lamps are easy to make so dig out those vintage thermoses and spice tins.

Materials

WARNING: It’s vital that you use either all new materials or that you inspect any electrical lamp parts to make sure none are frayed and all are in proper working order.

* Lamp kit or parts from a existing lamp
* Thermos or Tin
* Small lamp shade
* Pliers
* Flat head screw driver
* Sand or rocks

Steps

1. Gather your supplies. The lamp parts I used look like this. I used parts I got from taking a part a thrift store lamp.

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2. Drill a hole in the top and bottom side of your thermos or spice tin. This application could apply to really any type of container that you can drill holes into.

3. Feed your lamp cord into the thermos or spice tin like shown below. At this point you can add either sand or rocks to the container to help weigh down the base (this will help prevent it from tipping over) if it’s a small base.

4. Now twist the wires around each of the terminals (screws) and tighten down with a screw driver. Push down the top into the base and add your bulb and shade.

Voila! Eazy Peazy. Now you have a lamp to sit on your table or counter in your camper.

1957 Shasta “Round Robyn”

This little gem is a vintage dream come true. A great deal of care has gone into bringing her back to as good as new condition. Step into the world of nostalgia with checkerboard flooring and shinny golden shellacked interior, where nothing can replicate natural patina. A vintage dinette seats four with a view through polished portholes. New teal vinyl upholstery covers bench seats which fold down to make a bed. Modern retro paisley covers the windows in robin breast orange, turquoise and green print curtains. The princess stove and ice box shine in the compact kitchen with original counter top and table. Coordinating comforters and pillows finish the master bed and upper hammock bunk. Anyone would be proud to own this fabulous little trailer.

Box measures 12’L x 6’-6’’ W x 7’-7’’ H.

Weight 1200 lbs.

Titled

REPAIRS:

Trailer front and back reframed, new wood paneling (stained and varnished)

All four exterior corner moldings replaced

Rear subfloor replaced

New commercial vinyl checkerboard flooring

New electrial

Axle flipped to original position, broken springs replaced

All windows disassembled and replaced with new seals and back gaskets

New exterior enamel paint and decorative painting

Metal gutters and windows frames polished

Wood screen door repaired

New vinyl upholstery

New retro curtains

Polyurethane varnish on interior wood

Comforters and pillows included

Price: $12,000
Location: Grand Junction, CO
Seller Contact: (970) 242-5310 or e-mail; augustafix@yahoo.com

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Vintage trailer w/ bathroom.

1965 FleetCraft 16′ w/ bthrm & all Aqua appliances.

New trailer brakes/lines/wires, new RV roof sealant & caulking, new caulking all around, new paint in & out, new upholstered couch/bed w/ 5″ cushions, Joann’s fabric interior collection fabric used on couch, dinette & curtains. Original floor w matching throw rugs.

Running water to sink only. Bthrm was not re plumbed after I bought it- it may work- I’ve never tried it- Currently used like a Luggable Loo. Aqua colored Princess Stove/oven has new propane line to your own 3# propane bottle. Fridge currently used as ice box, (I haven’t replaced the old propane line to this yet.) New faucet at sink. Areas w/ replaced support beams & wood: entire back wall w L sided corner. Dinette table & kitchen counter have unique mod- podge design sealed w/ poly urathene. All windows intact & open. Approx 2500 lbs.

Ready to go camping today!
Seious inquiries only.

Price: $3,800
Location: Richland, WA
Seller Contact: Agatesonthebeach@gmail.com
Text 509 554 0939

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This is a 1972 lark trailer it is 15 ft long. The trailer has been refurbished, all rotted wood replaced. Some new paneling, inside painted. All new 12/2 W/ ground wiring. Has new counter top with new Formica. New breaker box and breakers. New A.C. All new running lights. New wiring harness. New tongue jack. All original appliances including 3 burner stove with oven and gas /electric fridge. We have only used fridge on electric. Original flooring in excellent shape. New tires. Camper is very easy to pull. We also have a clear title in hand.

Price: $4,250
Location: Rogers, AR
Seller Contact: bobruthorr@yahoo.com

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~~ THIS TRAILER IS NOW SOLD ~~

19′ 6″ Long
Tandem Axles
Completely Restored and Remodeled.
Creamy White and Robin Egg Blue Exterior.
Fishing Lodge Décor Interior.
Many, many hours of work on this old camper.
It is a real attention getter.
Plumbing, wiring, walls, ceiling, floors . . . all new.
Custom cabinets, beautiful wood countertop, red and cream tile flooring.
Full bath with shower, toilet and sink (cabinet storage).
Wraparound dinette set, converts into sleeper for two.
Couch converts to queen size bed.
Fold up sleeping bunk for two above couch.
Beautiful scarlet Holiday 4 burner propane stove/oven in excellent condition.
Double kitchen sink.
Clothes closet.
4 Shelf Pantry Closet.
4 New Tires with less than 1000 miles.
Trailer Brakes.
Tows nicely.
Many pictures available.

Price: $14,500 or Best Offer.
Location:Rocky Mount, Virgina
~~ THIS TRAILER IS NOW SOLD ~~

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Renovated by previous owner and is in perfect traveling condition. We bought it last year and used it for camping this summer. We found it to be easy to tow and get around the smaller campsites. Family has grown so we now need a larger trailer that will sleep 6. Lots of people stopped by to comment about seeing a vintage trailer. Trailer body is 12’9″ and to tongue it measure 15’7″. According to title, the gross weight is 2500 lbs. For additional fee, and depending upon location, we will trailer the “sold” trailer to your location.

Accommodations:

Sleeps 4

Air conditioner

Propane Heater

Electric refrigerator

Propane stove

Television

Digital TV Antenna

Antenna Booster

Wooden dinette tabletop

Microwave

Water tank & hose hookup