Me and my 1970 Golden Falcon up in Ontario

reddog, I went to the trailer today and took some photos for you. Hopefully they give you the information you needed. I posted it on my thread. I found out my trailer is a 1968.
I took another walk around, looked underneath, banged on the sides etc. and she seems solid.

Okay, I see what you mean now about our set ups being a bit different. How does your rock guard lock in place? I think fabricating arms would be easy. Mine is just a simple angled aluminum, well more "L" shaped with a couple of holes and rivets.
When I get the trailer I can give you measurements if you're interested. I can try to show better angles on the arms as well.

Sigh... My registration hasn't been sorted out.  The PO inherited from his father who lived up near North Bay.  Wasn't able to locate the registration.  Need to get PO to notarize his statement, which he's agreed to do, but it hasn't come yet.

At the rate things are going though, I'll be able to register it as self built....  

The serial number is earlier than yours, which is why I wondered.

Exactly what I was thinking.  I don't think the VTS arms would fit well, so I'm glad I saw yours before ordering!

Right now it uses two screws through the bottom most holes.  The hardware suggests that there used to be pins like yours, that have been lost.  Measurements would be great!  One of my friends who are hosting the caravan is a welder and metal fabricator, so....

I am active on the forum. I have a Glendale I am restoring. The Golden Falcon was the high end trailer for Glendale. If you have photos of your trailer please post them. I love seeing the old Glendales because it helps me with my layout. Also, I am always on the hunt for a photocopy of an old owners manual.. in case you have one.

The door can be rebuilt, you don't have to buy a replacement one. Mine is shot too, I'll take some photos when I rip it apart so you can see the process. It looks like your windows are all there, so you mainly need, new glass, and to remove and reseal them. Don't just seal the outside (new butyl tape,) a lot of people make this mistake and then find out the window panes leak. You need to have them reglazed where needed.
Find out where the leaks are, and then we can advise you on how to proceed.

From what I can see, you may need to remove the J-rail, and replace the ceiling panel? Is it leaking? You do it from the outside and it sounds harder than it really is. Just make sure that all the repairs you do, are proper long term, its worth the work because you have a beautiful trailer there that is fully original except for the floor, which can be redone with armstrong vintage look tiles, if you want to bring it back to a full vintage look.