A blog about vintage trailers and glamping
Let's make some cuteness shall we? This is one of my new designs that I just finished up. You know how they say it's a lot of work to restore or build a vintage trailer from the ground up? Not with this one! This is a fun and easy little canned ham camper to make. It's soft and squishy and I'm sure everyone that sees it won't be able to resist picking it up. Those of … [Read more...]
I just love these signs made by Andrea Disharoon! They are made from aluminum and measure 12 x 18. Andrea can custom make a sign for you to suit your needs. For mine she made a couple with the name of my trailer and the year/model and for another she made it with just the year and model. She can also make these in various colored lettering and fonts. Aren't they … [Read more...]
Do you all remember these? Do you remember sitting at a diner and being able to put in a dime or quarter and play a couple of tunes right at your table? OK, I admit I probably wasn't quite born yet to remember but I have seen modern ones in diner's in California. This is a Seeburg Wall-O-Matic 100 Juke Box. This little table top version would sit at the table in a … [Read more...]
I was given a sample set of Space Bag Dual- Use Bags to try out and review for you all. I have to say these are really neat! These are great for storing items such as clothing and bedding in a vintage trailer as we all know how space is a commodity in our little trailers. I used these a couple weekends ago to store an extra set of bedding including sheets and a … [Read more...]
If you ever take short camping trips and don't want to use a full awning, an little "Over-nighter" might be the ticket. We bought ours from Marti's Awnings and just love it. It's small at appx 5 x 5 I believe. It's just the right size for over the entrance of your vintage trailer. Marti offers them in various colors and patterns so you can get one that matches your … [Read more...]
Buttercup has gone into full glamping mode by getting a new 19 inch flat screen TV and DVD player installed. I know some would define camping as roughing it and while I'm all for that in some instances, there are times when a little inside entertainment is warranted, as in our case when camping with young children. In the evening or on rainy days, letting them watch … [Read more...]
Available in the shop is this is a vintage Zenith radio that I've repainted in aqua. It measures 13 inches long x 5 inches high. It does not work, so is being offered as a display item for your vintage trailer. I have seen folks fix these or even gut them and insert a MP3 player in them instead. That way you have the vintage look but great … [Read more...]
We are so tickled to have received our awning room from Marti's Awnings. It's practical for our needs and looks great too! It measures approximately 8 1/2 feet across and 8 feet deep. We will use this as an additional sleeping area as well as a place to eat, play cards, etc., I just love it! Here is a picture of Buttercup nekked without the awning. Here she … [Read more...]
Those of us that camp without A/C have a certain appreciation, not to mention a real need to have a fan inside our vintage trailers. Normally, I lug along a giant box fan with us that takes up most of the kitchen counter. Today while at an estate sale I picked up this table top vintage fan. Now, I say vintage but I'm not positive as it could be a re-make. I'm not sure … [Read more...]
I have a pair of never used baby moon hubcaps available in the shop if anyone is looking for a pair. Here is the link: http://littlevintagetrailer.com/shop/ … [Read more...]
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