Meet Saucy Robin the Canned Spam - 1965 Shasta Super

So I decided to ride the "Way Back Machine" and revisit your new then Vblog series on the '66 and have to say, who needs TV when you can watch Larry's earlier vids.. lots of humor, and humility when things don't go exactly as planned the first time but end up just fine, thanks in no small part to Bill playing Gilroy.. stuff like this keep me plugging away with Scotty. Thanks again Larry.

I'm baaaack!  It seems like I only check in a couple of time a year.  I have been a bad steward of my Saucy girl.  She is sad and sagging.  

Since I last checked in, she has been in two hurricanes and so many rainstorms.  Her tarp is old and torn.  She is waterlogged.  I shudder to think of what she once was.  

Last year, we made a push and took off the skins on three sides of her.  Joe started to work overtime and we had to put aside our little project.  

Now, I don't know what to do.  I'll be honest.  I tried to sell her.  No one wanted her at $1k or even $500.  Now I have a decision to make.  She has to be moved from my friend's property where she has been stored.  I called several shops and no one will take her on because she is too old (WHAT?!  We were born the same year!!!!!)

So, I called a handyman I have used and asked him if I could pay him and some friends to rebuild the wood part of her.  Just give us a kickstart to take her on as a project again.  I sent him some videos to watch to see if that might interest him.  He said he will look into it.  In the meantime, we are going to take her apart and move her to another location.  

She is worth more dead than alive at this point.  Should I parts her out and call it a day?  Should I try again to sell her? Should I try to find someone to rebuild her?  Joe isn't going to do it.  People who know are telling me to cut bait.  I just have this passion to see her reborn.  I am not handy.  I can't do it alone.  

Before she rotted completely, she had her 15 minutes of fame as a movie star.  I will post a pic of her moment in the sun.  

Moviestar Robin by Kimberly Coburn, on Flickr

I'm very sorry for the water damage. At this point, I would not spend money on this trailer. She is not old enough to recoup your investment. Most buyers are looking for a 50s canned ham or at least a smaller camper. (Ease of towing and resale value) Offer her for free in your area.

I will be honest.  I spent half of the day looking for something like that to just put her away for a while so that I can regroup.  At this point, I just don't know if I can go forward.