November 30, 2005
#3 - Interior "Before" Photos
Step Inside
This is not garbage; its parts (except that orange cooler).
Peeling Paint, Ripped Curtains, Faux Brick
Looking Out the Front Window
Sconces, Probably Circa 1960s
A Shower...With Curtain Included
It Came With Linens
A Bird Nest in an Overhead Bin
Just a Few of the Dozens of Wasp Nests...These in Overhead Vent Screens
New Mahagony Cabinet Faces Circa 1970
Lovely Curtains
Hideaway Toilet in Rear of Trailer
November 29, 2005
#2 - Exterior "Before" Photos
Street Side Windows Broken & Bent
Half a Jalousie Window
Missing Curb Side Utility Door & Serious Bulge Above Tire
Extensive Floor Rot Hidden By Belly Pan
Dent and Riveted Street Side Tear
Broken Door Lock & 1960s-Style Grab Handle
Front Window & Broken Green Rock Guard
Rear End & Duct Tape
Dent in Front Top & Odd Awning Storage Box
Back Top Dent
I Dare You To Step Inside...
November 28, 2005
#1 - How It All Started
It started back in August when I got an email from a guy with an Airstream to sell...
I wasn't actually looking for a trailer; I was "between Airstreams" and kind of liking it. My company, Vintage Trailer Supply was growing and the last thing I had time or money for was a restoration project. On the other hand, I was getting ribbed by my friends who wondered why the guy with the vintage trailer parts business hadn't owned a working camper in more than a year.
I had always wanted a '56, and a 22-foot Caravanner was just the right size for me and my wife, Michele.
I asked for photos...
Hi Steve, I am a friend of Gerry's. I have a 1956 Caravanner that needs total restoration. He told me you might be interested in it. Let me know if you are and if so, how much something like this is worth. - CliffNo photos were attached.
I wasn't actually looking for a trailer; I was "between Airstreams" and kind of liking it. My company, Vintage Trailer Supply was growing and the last thing I had time or money for was a restoration project. On the other hand, I was getting ribbed by my friends who wondered why the guy with the vintage trailer parts business hadn't owned a working camper in more than a year.
I had always wanted a '56, and a 22-foot Caravanner was just the right size for me and my wife, Michele.
I asked for photos...
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