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Post by jes on Jun 3, 2019 12:39:47 GMT -8
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Post by vikx on Jun 3, 2019 20:09:55 GMT -8
I'm not sure it's a Kit. The roundish windows front and back don't match my friend's. This one has got a great shape. Is the interior complete and the appliances/sink still there? That's very important.
Also, those are house windows so you would have to re-frame and try to find 50s vintage windows which are hard to come by. If the trailer is gutted and the original windows went missing, it's worth very little as it sits. No title is a big deal in some states.
Please tell us more so we can help you.
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Post by jes on Jun 4, 2019 11:23:07 GMT -8
Thanks For your reply! Now I really wonder what it is. Here are a couple more photos. Unfortunately the other side of camper is worse.. huge house window. And it had one original upper in it but the rest was pretty much gutted for a fish house. So sad. But I’ve never seen anything like it! The round windows are so neat. I also noticed the seam down the middle.. maybe because it’s a prototype? flic.kr/p/2g8gcnBflic.kr/p/2g8g58aI did see a seal of some sort which I thought was interesting flic.kr/p/2g8ArKF |
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Post by vikx on Jun 4, 2019 20:18:28 GMT -8
Many of the older 50s trailers had seams here and there-not sure which one you're talking about. It's definitely early 50s, maybe late 40s. Very cool exterior. It might be a hard build to start out with as there's nothing left inside. There are so many trailer manufacturers out there, you may never figure out what it is. Take a look at photos on the 'net and contact Vintage Campers below: www.vintagecampers.com/ The have a lot of old trailers and may have had one like this. |
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Post by aslmx on Jun 5, 2019 13:45:12 GMT -8
That house window will have to go but it’s a Cool looking trailer  y |
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