ambros1
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Post by ambros1 on May 30, 2015 5:03:22 GMT -8
 I am new to the Forum. My wife and I are starting a restoration on 1950 Westcraft Sequoia Trolley Top. We are now in the process of stripping the six coats of paint on the outside. Any information I can get off these boards would be appreciated. The trailer is pretty much complete except i am missing 1 window above kitchen sink where they cut it out and put another window. If any one know what windows where used in this trailer i have outside frame but i am missing the frame that went around the glass. www.flickr.com/gp/133597948@N06/44G38c |
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John Palmer
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Hi, From a vintage trailer guy located in Santa Ana, CA. It's good to see lots of activity here.
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Post by John Palmer on May 30, 2015 7:50:30 GMT -8
Welcome, good to see another "old trailer" here! Looks like a large "five window" Trolley Top.
You will need to contact Chris (aka Trailer Trasher) for the replacement window. Looks like your windows might be Woodlin, or Keene brand? Send him some photos of your windows, and the rough opening size required for the missing window. Chris is very knowledgeable and a good guy to work with, on hard to find parts.
Good luck with the restoration.
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Post by elewayne on May 30, 2015 8:24:27 GMT -8
Oh wow! You really found a beauty. aircraft remover is a great stripper for that sort of thing.That is a fine trailer, looks like the metal is in great shape. I want one.
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Post by mobiltec on May 30, 2015 11:23:13 GMT -8
Welcome, good to see another "old trailer" here! Looks like a large "five window" Trolley Top. You will need to contact Chris (aka Trailer Trasher) for the replacement window. Looks like your windows might be Woodlin, or Keene brand? Send him some photos of your windows, and the rough opening size required for the missing window. Chris is very knowledgeable and a good guy to work with, on hard to find parts. Good luck with the restoration. Chris' email is trailertrasher1@gmail.com He has a good assortment of windows most of the time. |
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ambros1
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Post by ambros1 on May 30, 2015 17:12:42 GMT -8
Thank's for the info
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Post by bigbill on May 31, 2015 7:06:58 GMT -8
Welcome to VTT, it looks like you have a great project going. Good Luck and have fun you have a lot of work ahead of you but it will be worth it when finished.
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