Is there a 12 step program for folks like us, who can't stop at one, two or even three vintage trailers? If you scroll down to my post of Aug. 19, 2011, you will see a 1947 Aero Flite 19 ft. trailer. It is now in my possession. That makes 3 vintage trailers.
Unlike the Boles, it was stripped inside (although all the original parts are stacked up in there) and the stainless steel kitchen is all intact, including an electric fridge. But, the very, very best part of this cool trailer is that NOT ONE MOUSE ever made its home in it. And, I do not have to break my back (just my bank account) restoring this baby, because I will have one of the great trailer restorers do the heavy lifting for me. Look for this trailer at next year's Pismo rally.
Awesome detail for us fellow 'Aluminum Addicts' to drool over here - Thanks for sharing! I recently finished a unique conversion on a `64 B.A. "Estrellita" ~ The pictorial story of the restoration process can be seen here: https://picasaweb.google.com/104995658301766893381/ThatchVintageComBOLESRestoration
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Romyn @ THATCH Vintage
gosh, i have sold my food trailer and have fallen in love with the boles aero ensenada. anyone out there know where i can get one or if anyone is thinking of unloading one of their. it will
ReplyDeletego to a very very good home. thanks. missing spoon@gmail.com