A blog about vintage trailers and glamping
This trailer is now SOLD Check out this sweet little Scotty Sportsman for sale! Here is information from the seller: Here is a 15' 1962 Scotty Sportsman. It's 12' body and 15' including the tongue. Totally original! It has had a complete designer renovation, interior and exterior. It is getting harder to find these campers in such great condition.This Scotty … [Read more...]
{This trailer is now SOLD} OK folks, here is a real cutie for sale. I personally love the Cozy Cruisers and almost had one last year but it didn't pan out. The Cozy Cruiser is a predecessor of the Shasta. Before Shasta started building the common Shasta models many of you know of today (Compact, Airflyte, Astrodome, etc.,) the company started out building the Cozy … [Read more...]
Take a look at Tom and Sue's 1957 De Ville. What a gem! I'm always in amazed what a difference a new exterior paint job can do for a trailer. It totally brings the exterior back to life. In the case of this De Ville with the interior being in such good shape, the new paint job is just icing on the cake! Here is a note from them. "We always thought we wanted a … [Read more...]
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...]
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...]
Have you ever went on a camping trip and felt like you were having such fun that the time went by way too fast? That is how we felt this weekend. We had an absolute blast at the Northern Indiana vintage trailer rally. I must say that it's one of my favorite rallies. The KOA is great and all the attendees are just wonderful. It was so nice to catch up with old friends … [Read more...]
In the vintage trailer world there is some debate on whether it's OK to paint the interior of a trailer. Those that are purist would say absolutely do not paint the interior. However, then there are others who enjoy the look of a light, airy freshly painted interior. Personally speaking I think I'm sitting on both sides of the fence on this issue. While I love a … [Read more...]
OK, so I got a bit snap happy and wanted to share some pictures with you all. I completed the dinette seat covers and while they aren't perfect, they will do the trick for now. I also appliqued a couple pillows I picked up with "J" and "B" (for those that don't know...those stand for her name; Jelly Bean). I haven't decided if I like them with the letters on there or … [Read more...]
I wanted to share this little cutie with you all. You know I have to say the more I see the polished aluminum trailers, the more I like them. Granted, I love the look of the ones that have exterior paint jobs but all this shiny goodness is really starting to work it's appeal into my heart. This restored, 1950 Kenskill recently sold on eBay for $12,201. It measures … [Read more...]
Here is a 1967' PlayMor camper for sale. Is this adorable or what!!? I think the pink is just so sweet looking! I know many of you are looking for a small, cute canned ham. Could this be the one you have been searching for? It's 10 1/2 ft plus the tongue. The seller has the title & keys in hand. Info from the seller about the camper: "Lots of new frame wood, … [Read more...]
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