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        <description></description>
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        <description>News Release

May 19, 2008

Contact: Forrest Bone, Tin Can Tourists

Phone: - 248-684-0393 - Cell 941-302-2415 E-mail: f23bone@earthlink.net

Website: www.tincantourists.com

What: North American Vintage Trailer and Motor Coach Concours and Show

Where: Camp Dearborn, 1700 General Motors Road, Milford, Michigan 48380</description>
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        <description>FLEETWOOD COUNTRY CRUIZE IN - 2008

London, Ontario, Canada         June 6 &amp; 7, 2008

PREPARATIONS

To prepare the Futurliner to travel to this show we had our usual pre-work session as well as our cleanup from being at Auburn, Indiana then the CCCA at Gilmore Museum, Red Barns the previous weekend. So it was a busy time for all the volunteers.</description>
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        <description>From the Kalamazoo Gazette, promoting the TCT attendence at the Vicksburg Old Car Festival:

VICKSBURG -- They're called the Tin Can Tourists, but the name is a bit of a misnomer. 

The organization is “committed to the celebration of classic trailers and motor coaches through annual gatherings of owners and friends,” according to its Web site.</description>
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        <description>By David and Lee Abell


I cannot think of a better way to meet new people than to pull in an RV park full of white plastic campers with a shiny gold antique travel trailer; but more about that later.

Our trip began when Lee and I decided to quite of full time jobs and travel around the country to see America; its small towns, blue highways, and every tacky tourist spot in between. We both knew our 19' Airstream would not cut it with 2 adults, 2 dogs and 3 cats on such a long adventure circling…</description>
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        <description>Made in Arundel Maine

Years built

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Some owners

Clubs/Links</description>
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        <description>Member name: Joey Adami

Location: Long Island,  New York

Tin Can: 1966 Shasta</description>
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        <description>History

1930 is the year Omar Suttles put THE FIRST actual travel-trailer into production in Los Angeles....his port-hole windowed, Airfloat Trailer Coach.... 1930 Airfloat....followed by Arthur Sherman's Covered Wagon a year later.

Welcome to the Airfloat Coach Company History Page, where you may be surprised to learn that the “Airfloat” trailer coach is one of the oldest names in the history of American trailer coach manufacturing. 
In 1929 automotive engineer and inventor, Omar Suttles, bui…</description>
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        <description>Airlight manufactured a few small aluminum airframe trailers (12+ ft. body) in 1955.  The following year (1956) they had become El Rey Trailer Co., manufacturing bigger aluminum airframe trailers. Only three Airlights are known to exist at this writing.  The Airlight's door is located in the highly desirable rear entry position.</description>
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        <description>History

Wally Byam, airstream's founder, was practically born a traveler. As a young child he traveled extensively with his grandfather, who led a mule train in Baker, Oregon. 
Later, as an adolescent, he was a shepherd, living in a two-wheeled donkey cart outfitted with a kerosene cook stove, food and water, a sleeping bag and wash pail. These early experiences no doubt contributed in large part to the direction his life would eventually take.</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

	*  3010 S.E. Tualatin Valley Highway
	*  Hillsboro, Oregon  97123
	*  Original Owners: Joe Marshall, Vern Bilt, Dick Schroeder, Don Woodcock, Johnny Johnson

	*  Slogan: Aladdin Trailers &amp; Campers ... are your Magic Carpet to Vacationland.</description>
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        <description>History

Manufacturer: Modernistic Industries
Owner: C.T. McCreary

Alleged Rumor
False: The name Aljoa was a combination of the distributor's name, Al Rose, and his daughter Joanne. 

Real Story, interview with C.T. McCreary by Mike Anderson

Sent: 9/10/2007 9:16 PM, Vintage Vacations MSN Group:</description>
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        <description>I have had this 1985 Airstream 290 Motorhome for 10+ years and I am currently in the arduous process of doing a polish on the exterior. This home was originally purchased by the Duda's in '85 (makers of Zip Dee Awnings). It came with a few custom features but it is mostly outfitted the way airstreams were outfitted back then.</description>
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        <description>Alma Trailer Corporation

Made in Alma, Michigan

The Alma Trailer Corp. was formed in 1934 by William and Harold Redmond and Allen Hathaway who was the designer and patentee of the trailer.

Years Built

1934 - 50s?


Models

Liberator, Challenger</description>
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        <description>History




Manufacturer Information


Aloha company founded in 1954


Years built

1954 - circa 1970's

Models






Interiors





Standard Features


1966 15-foot Aloha

Pictures

[__1956 Aloha Plaque__]
Aloha Plaque


1956 Aloha


1956 Aloha


1963 Aloha</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

MFG'D in Glendale Ca. 13' walk in teardrop


Years built

1947


Models

V


Interiors

Sleeps 4 adults, Aluminum 1/2 Icebox


Standard Features

Unique features/Options

outstanding features - Owner fabricated Wings, Fender skirts, and Port hole windows.</description>
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        <description>History

American Trailer Company was formed when Norman Wolfe bought the remains of the Ideal Manufacturing Company who made Stagecoach brand trailers in Mishawaka, IN after a huge fire destroyed the entire factory and moved the company to available manufacturing space about 15 miles away in Cassopolis, MI. The stagecoach trailer that Henry Ford bought and “loaned” to Charles Lindberg (now displayed at Henry Ford Museum) was made by Ideal who only existed for about 2 years. Lindberg and his fam…</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

AMERICAN MANUFACTURING CO.

11048 WASHINGTON BLVD. 

CULVER CITY, CALIFORNIA


Years built

1940s


Models

MobilGlide

IT HAS A 12 FT. 2 IN. BODY LENGTH

8 FT. 2 IN  FROM THE ROAD TO THE TOP OF THE ROOF VENT

84 IN. WIDE

76 IN. FROM FLOOR TO CEILING INSIDE</description>
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        <description>History

The Apache's were made from 1955-1986. In the early '70's they came
out with a hard-sided pop-up camper. We have a group web site
“apachepopups.net” plus there are a few others that some members have
started. We are dedicated to preserving the Apache brand of campers.</description>
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        <description>History

This Trailer Company was in business from 1969 through 1970. They produced about 35 units. It was located in northern California, near the Sacramento area. The trailer was designed to be used both as a houseboat and camping trailer. It is totally self contained. 
When brought to lake the sides are lifted and the pontoons slide out and are secured. The entire craft is then released to roll into the water. It has a top speed of 7 knots and is easy to control.</description>
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        <description>History

Argosy trailers were made by Airstream Company starting 1971 in Versailles, OH. near Jackson Center, and are usually recognized as “Painted Airstreams”. Many features were first tried out on the Argosy models, and then incorporated into the more traditional Airstreams if they were a success. A good example is the large front wrap windows. 
These painted trailers were able to utilize steel end caps and aluminum panels that were damaged or blemished.
Argosy created a series of diminutive …</description>
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        <description>**ARISTOCRAT**

History


Irving Perch manufactured Aristocrat trailers in California from 1956 to 1974. The Lo Liner model was called that because one could purchase optional metal wheels to install when storage in a low garage was desired. These smaller wheels lowered the height, as well as the unique “drop axle”.   The Lo Liner was sold as a 13' and a 15' trailer back then, but licensed as 16', as the nearest measurement from hitch to tail.  Perch also manufactured a Mainliner, Land Commander…</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer


Information needed please. Nothing is known except that the Arrow was manufactured in Nappannee, IN
Truck campers were made in Leesburg, Indiana.
Arrow was started in the early 60s by a guy named Pat Spiker (deceased). I believe his brother also manufactured Arro (no W) mini motorhomes in Nappanee, Indiana. Mathew and Adam Pamer joined Arrow. Adam primarily built the trailers but went on to manufacture Lakeland campers which were clones of Arrow Campers. Mathew stayed with the com…</description>
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        <description>Part of reviving the strenuous life meant self-sufficiency in the pre-industrial age, which in itself was an oxymoron as the entire activity was dependent on one of the most radical inventions of its age. Nevertheless motorists were determined to live simply off the land as their ancestors did. The modern man was alienated from the land and the natural state of man by his luxuries and comforts of technology. John Burroughs wrote, “Discomfort is, after all, what the camper-out is conconsciously s…</description>
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        <description>History

Built in Baroda, Michigan - Avalair is a rare find.  Not too 
many of these out there.  I have had limited success in getting the history of 
these trailers.  Seems to be part Avion and part Airstream - The name is 
likely a contraction of the two.  Looks a bit more Avion(ish).  Reminds me of 
a covered wagon with the raked front and plumb stern.  Very solidly built - the 
frame even has a center rail, instead of the usual two.  13-panel front, with a 
beaded panel edge gives it a real …</description>
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        <description>History

This history of Avion begins not with its founder Loren Cayo but with his father Julius N . Cayo. Julius was the founder of Cayo Manufacturing Company. He trained his sons in the tool and die designing industry. As a result, the sons became skilled craftsmen so that each son successfully engaged in businesses for themselves. Howard M. Cayo was president of the K-O Products company, Loren Cayo was president of Star Stamping Company. This company was engaged in the manufacture of oil filt…</description>
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        <dc:date>2008-06-29T21:12:43-05:00</dc:date>
        <title>bailey_mark_kathy</title>
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        <description>Hello! We have had our 1966 Avion Travelcader since April 2008. We are newbies with this trailer , but we have had a 1966 Serro Scotty 13 footer since 2000 and built it 4 years of the 8 we've had him!! It was a mess total restoration. Skinned the sides and replaced the wood completely. This is why we were so impressed by the Avion, it was totally aluminum inside and out! Even the inside frame (between the walls) are aluminum. No deterioration to deal with. The floor is wood doubled with a styrof…</description>
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        <title>banner</title>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Years built

Models

Interiors are made of Birch.  They have lots of storage.  

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options


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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Although relatively few Barth motorhomes were manufactured, the Barth name is well known among aficionados of high-end motorhomes.

The company’s history can be traced to Bob Barth, who owned the Beeline Trailer Company. In 1963, Barth left Beeline to form the Barth Trailer Company, which was founded on the principle of building quality all-aluminum travel trailers. At the time, many travel trailers and almost all mobile homes used a wood frame with aluminum sheathing. …</description>
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        <title>beachcomber</title>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

1974 - ?

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Fiberglass Travel Trailer


Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Some owners

Clubs/Links</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Years built

Models


1960 Ad 

Interiors

Standard Features

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Prices

Pictures


Craig &amp; Jill McCormick
We previously owned this 1969 Beeline We re-skinned the interior and exterior as well as replace all the systems.</description>
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        <description>Sylvia and Larry Bell
Charing Cross, ON, Canada

&lt;we.bells@hotmail.com&gt;



We live in a small village near Chatham, that's a three hour drive West of Toronto and a one hour drive East of Detroit, MI.
Since retirement in 2001, we have refurbished three Vintage Airstream trailers and are working on our 4th......a retirement hobby.</description>
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        <description>History


Manufactured in Oregon

I have looked at a 1953 Bellwood manufacturers tag that reads BELLWOOD TRAILER COACH, mfg. by Evanson Trailer, Artesia, CA  Tag is w/o bell logo

I have looked at a 1954 Bellwood manufacturers tag that reads BELLWOOD TRAILER COACH, Aloha, ORE  Tag has a bell logo</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Bender Body Company - 1919-1939 - Cleveland, Ohio - 1937-1941 - Elyria, Ohio  -  Bender, Robinson &amp; Co. 1900s-1919, New York, New York

During the first part of the twentieth century, the three Bender brothers, Herman (1883-1964), John (1887-1967) and Joseph (1890-1967), began working for their father at Bender, Robinson &amp; Co., their father’s New York City Carriage shop.</description>
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        <description>History

Bennet Petersen designed and built (in Burbank, CA) what is still acknowledged as one of the classics of the teardrop world. He experienced what big-company competition could do to the little man, eventually went out of business, saw his molds picked up by King Richard's, a trailer dealership in El Monte, CA which only produced a few units. He watched as other manufacturers came along and reproduced many of his ideas and was actually disappointed when some of his favorite features weren…</description>
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        <description>If your building a TCT Member Page - we'd like to know about you, your family, your travels, your trailer, what do you pull it with, what rallies to you attend, why you love vintage trailers and anything else you'd like to share with others.

Here is a template you can start with:</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

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Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Some owners

Clubs/Links</description>
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        <description>====== BRAND NAME HERE ======Blazer
===== Manufacturer Information =====Believed to be built by Pete Callender, South Bend IN.
===== Years built =====60's
===== Models =====14' cabover
===== Interiors =====birchwood
===== Standard Features =====sink,cooktop,icebox,toilet</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

All I have been able to find is that this was made in Indiana by Blazon Manufactured Homes Corporation.


Years built

I don't know how early they started, but the last trailers/RV's were made in 1979.


Models

I have a late 60's trailer.  I have seen pics of Motorhomes/RV's from the 1970's too.</description>
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        <description>History

DON BOLES
A dedication to quality

In 1939, Don Boles, an enthusiastic young southern Californian, was one of the first thirty seven candidates chosen for a new four year tool and die apprenticeship program being initiated by the US Department of Labor under President Roosevelt’s plan to assist in bringing the country out of the effects of the Great Depression.  He was assigned to work and study at the Lockheed Aircraft Company plant in Burbank, California, where he learned all aspects …</description>
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        <description>My Family

My wife's name is Michelle and my daughter is Paige. I help my dad with the TCT club by developing and managing the TCT website. Michelle and Paige help out at all the rallies. We have been members since the renewal and getting more and more active with the club every year.</description>
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        <description>History


Bowlus was the first all aluminum travel trailer designed by Hawley Bowlus in 1934.  The trailer is an ultra-light one weighing only about 1100 lbs.  It is made of panels of riveted alclad aluminum that is screwed to a galvanized steel tubing that is acetylene welded together.  This constuction method was very similar to the way aircraft were constructed.</description>
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        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=browning_mike&amp;rev=1193828343&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>Give us some info Mike!</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Years built

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

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        <description>If you're creating a page about a brand of trailer/rv, you can use the teamplate below to get you started or feel free to delete this all and be as creative as you'd like.



Manufacturer Information

Years built
    1957
Models
    30 foot
Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options
    This is a 1957 Byerly. It is about 35-40' long. It appears that in its day, it was a very nice trailer. This one has almost all the original cabinets, shelves etc. The refrigerator is gone. I have neve…</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Built in Poland


Years built

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Fiberglass


Unique features/Options

Only 500 sold in the US.


Prices

Pictures

Some owners

Clubs/Links</description>
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        <description>History

Manufacturer Information


Ideal Industries
El Monte, California

Years built

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Some owners

Dave and Kathy Spliethof


Tammy Miller

Simon Pontin

Darla Dean

(see TCT Frappr pages)</description>
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        <description>I guess my love of travel sprang for my childhood as a military brat. Born in Germany, lived from Georgia to Massachusetts then graduated high school in Tokyo, Japan class of 1972. After traveling Asia for a year, I flew to Albuquerque, NM to visit my family where my parents had retired.  I guess the area agreed with me too, because I have made the Duke City my home.</description>
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        <description>History

Manufacturer Information



Adams Manufacturing Company, 508 Stewart St.
El Monte, California

There was also a Cardinal Industries that built park model trailers called “The Cardinal”, see the advertisements below.



Years built

1951 to 1964
Adams Trailer Manufacturing, Cecil Adams, President</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Builder of DeVille Trailers
9573 East Garvey Blvd.
El Monte, CA 91733
“Dealers in Western States Only”


Slogan

“It's Not How Many You Make, But How Well You Make Them” - That's The Catolac Way


Years built

1927 - 1970 (?)  Info from old TL Magazine</description>
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        <description>History

Robert Cayo became president of Avion Coach following the death of its founder brother Loren. The Cayo interests in Avion were sold to a Detroit family headed by Robert M. Ligon in April 1970. In July of 1970 Robert Cayo purchased the Pickup Camper Division of Avion and began operations as the Cayo RV Corporation. Robert Cayo who had been the president of Avion until its sale now became the president of Cayo RV Corporation. The company built the same high quality pickup camper as was ma…</description>
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        <description>Century Trailers were a travel line by The Federal Trailer Company and date back to the 1930s.  Federal Trailer Co. was located at 19113 West Warren Avenue, Detroit, MI
They may have continued production through the late 70s.

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Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices


Our 1956 16' model, 6’6” wide,
Weighs 1580lbs (according to title) and sold for about 1200 dollars new. Aluminum skin.  This came listed as a 4 or a 6 sleeper.  We believe this to be the 6…</description>
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        <description>Chinook RV, a division of Trail Wagons, Inc. was a family-owned and operated manufacturer of relatively short-length, high-quality Class C (Class B+) recreational vehicles, once considered “The Sports Car of Motorhomes” until the company's demise in 2005.</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

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Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

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        <description>I have a trailer that has a sign on the side that says it was custom built for _ by Cobra.  I inherited this camper trailer from my uncle who had it registered as a 1970 Cobra.  Any information will be appreciated.  I will try to pst pictures at a later date.</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

- Built in Glendale California


Years built

-1949 

	*  1959

Models

unknown

Interiors

	*  1br, 1ba in rear, u-shaped kitchen

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Some owners

tsbenson@nrsweb.com</description>
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        <title>comet</title>
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        <description>History

Manufacturer Information

Years built

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

===== Unique features/Options =
As we understand, there are only a handful of these Comets. The Comet was manufactured in Coffeyville Kansas in 1956. 
SPECIAL FEATURES:
-Notice the original and unique wrap around front windows providing ample light for interior of trailer and great exterior look
-Original wonderful red paneled birch cabinets-ample storage in draws and cabinets, closets all with original and ope…</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Page started by: Cliff email: cku1@verizon.net
Please post any related history on this trailer. Inquiring minds wants to know.  Added to by Tom Trostel

Years built

1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974 - Built by Hunter Structures, Chatsworth, California</description>
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        <description>Components of a successful rally

This material has been modified from a Vintage Airstream Club document.

Planning

	*  Decide if it's going to be a Regional Gathering or a Vintage Gathering. A Regional Gathering may include a Concours if desired. Contact Forrest for assistance and any clarification required.</description>
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        <description>&lt;http://groups.yahoo.com/group/vintage-trailer-rally/&gt; A link to a database of upcomming Vintage Trailer Rallies, their dates, registration information, leader e-mail information, and activities.  Anyone can add their trailer information or edit existing information to assist those wanting to plan their schedules and participate in upcomming vintage trailer rallies.</description>
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        <description>While we attended the Lincoln Highway Conference, we received a call from Ken Faber, TCT member.

The message informed us that Bud Cooper, founder of the Vintage Airstream Club and TCT member, and Hall of Fame inductee had passed away.

Bud is the person that first spoke to me about the Tin Can Tourists. Bud was devoted to the Vintage Airstream Club and TCT.</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Looking for history source information.
Corvette trailers were made by the Sterling Company located in El Monte, California, a suburb of Los Angeles(“Teardrops and Tiny Trailers” by Douglas Keister).**

Years built

1957, 1958, 1959</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

From 1935 to 1945, Mount Clemens, Michigan was home to one of the largest travel trailer manufacturers in the United States, the Covered Wagon Company. 

Covered Wagon was founded in Detroit in 1929 by scientist and inventor Arthur G. Sherman. Sherman was a bacteriologist who had inherited Sherman Laboratories in Detroit from his biologist father. Sherman's idea for a travel trailer grew out of an unsatisfactory experience with a tent trailer during a family camping tri…</description>
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        <description>History

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Kevin in NC owns 2 Cox Cadet folding camper trailers

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        <description>I don’t recall having any specific ambition as a child. Actually, my childhood was interrupted by WW II, so my ambition became to survive the draft and service without getting myself killed!!

In early 1944, I was drafted, but was fortunate to be able to pick the navy and after much training, many transfers and delays, I arrived in the Philippines Islands not knowing a battleship from a cruiser. The war ended three months after my arrival.</description>
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        <description>Made by Curtis Wright Industries' Aircraft &amp; Trailers
(no relationship to the Curtiss-Wright Corporation)

Manufacturer Information

…snip… 
Curtis Wright, who moved to LA from Michigan before the war to start a manufacturing plant, hired Wally Byam. After the war in 1946, they started production of a new post-war travel trailer based on Wally's pre-war Airstream Clipper &amp; Silver Cloud models at the LA Metropolitan Airport. After some months they went their separate ways, forming the Airstream C…</description>
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        <description>History

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Dayton Taylor, So. Calif. www.VintageTrailerCrazy.com, Owner of over 25 restored vintage Airstreams, Silver Streaks, Vagabonds, Boles Aero's and many others each with its own unique theme. Email at daytontaylor@vintagetrailercrazy.com</description>
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        <description>History

The history of mobile homes begins with the advent of good paved highways, which touched off a national motoring craze in the period between world wars. 
For the first time, Americans had the leisure time, the machinery and the all-weather roads they needed to tour the country. They were encouraged by such visionaries as Glenn Curtiss, who set out to travel in the most homelike environment he could build.</description>
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        <description>Cygnet was both the model name and the company name. The campers were made in Woodstock,New Brunswick, Canada.

History


“cygnet” from Greek kyknos: a young swan 

Manufacturer Information

The company was Cygnet Canada LTD. from Woodstock,New Brunswick, Canada. As far as i can find, 1974, 1975, and 1976 were the years of production.</description>
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        <description>The following is Emmett’s personal history and involvement in the RV industry. Emmett and his wife, Joyce, have attended winter events in Florida the last few years. It wasn’t until last year at Cedar Key that I became aware of Emmett’s long association with the industry and had an opportunity to scratch the surface of his store of knowledge relating to the companies he was
associated with:</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Years built 1957

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Paul Lacitinola (this one is for sale) www.vintagecampertrailers.com

Clubs/Links</description>
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        <description>About Me


Clyde Davis

Our Trailer


1947 Kit Kamper, Burro, Scamp

Outside Pics

Inside Pics

Our Tow Vehicle

The Combo

Why I love Vintage Travel Trailers

Rallies I've Attended

Where We've Travelled</description>
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        <description>DeCamp

History

Herbert Mark Reeves Jr. moved to Elkart Indiana in 1952 and founded several area travel trailer companies, including Covered Wagon Travel Trailers, Easy Traveler, Bon-Aire Trailers and DeCamp Trailers. He also took part in founding the RV/Manufacture Hall of Fame.</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Built in Detroit Michigan

Years built

Detroiter was started in 1947 and stopped (sold out) somewhere in the mid 1980s. The very early trailers were little travel units like everything else in 1947. They were primarily a mobile home manufacturer and built the little campers for just a couple of years in the 60s.</description>
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        <description>History

Looking for more historical information on this trailer. I have a 1957 Deville travel trailer, 15ft. Would like to exchange pictures for comparisons. Please contact Cliff: cku1@verizon.net

Manufacturer Information


Anyone have any history on this trailer? I have a 1957, and know someone who has a 1958. What years were these models made?
1955 also.</description>
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        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=drifter&amp;rev=1190716341&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>Manufacturer Information

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        <description>History

Manufacturer Information


I have heard, but have not verified, that Driftwood was made by a company called Scully Industries in Indiana.

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Here are some pictures of the 18' 1966 or 1967 Driftwood my family owned.  These pictures were taken in 1967.  Obviously not professional models in the picture of the interior....LOL  (posted by Brent Michael, Murfreesboro, TN)</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Eccles is one of the oldest and most respected names in British Caravanning, still manufactured 80 years on, nowadays as part of the Sterling Caravan range, in turn a member of the Swift Leisure Group.



The first production of 50 units from the Eccles factory in Birmingham is believed to have commenced in 1919, and is chronicled as the first “conventional” caravan designed to be towed by a normal car, using a towbar and single axle.</description>
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        <description>About Me

Our Trailer

We are the proud owners of a 1945 Teret Travel Trailer. We have taken it on many adventures and always get crazy questions and stares, because not only is it unique, but we tow it with a 1963 Ford Econoline Pick Up.


Outside Pics

Inside Pics

Our Tow Vehicle

The Combo

Why I love Vintage Travel Trailers

Rallies I've Attended

Where We've Travelled</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

1950's-60's era of travel trailers

The ElJAY trailer was built in New Hampshire

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        <description>I bought this 1947 13' Aluminum Trailer Co. #186. When I got it, it was gutted less the ice box. I went a little over board in the reconstruction I think. The exterior was in need of a lot of rivets, and TLC. The idea is to tow this behind my 40 Ford COE truck. It has kind of a cartoon look so the trailer had to match.</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

&lt;http://www.typ3.com/puck/&gt; Source of original German. German speakers please help translate!!  

There was once a ERIch BAchem ...

No doubt heard the caravan type PUCK of the world's most successful models of the vehicle industry. Possibly, this small compact and excellent driving characteristics besitzende Caravan in this category of recreational vehicles the most successful model ever.</description>
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        <description>Esta Villa


ESTA Villa



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A google search returned the following:

“I rode down to Larrabee State Park, which is a few short miles south of Bellingham, Wa.</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information


Peterson Industries, Inc.
616 E Hwy 36
Smith Center, Kansas 66967-9592
800-368-3759

THE EARLY YEARS 
Peterson Industries, Incorporated was formed in 1966 by Leonard and Blanche Peterson and son, Vaughn, in Smith Center, Kansas. The original purpose of the corporation was for the construction, sale and distribution of pickup campers manufactured under the Excel brand name. In 1966 there were thirty-seven RV/mobile home manufacturers in Kansas building everything from p…</description>
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        <description>FAN (Franklin A. Newcomer)



History

FAN Coach Company was founded by Franklin A. Newcomer on May 16, 1954, and chose his initials for the company name.  The “factory”, at first, was a barn with side wall jigs in a horse stable and the cabinet shop in a hay mow.  It took three weeks to build the first FAN, a 14 ft. model equipped with a 2-burner plate, ice box, 10-gallon water tank, and a pump by the sink.</description>
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        <description>1959 Shasta

Owner: Lisa

I am a Shasta Owner who comes by the love of trailers from spending many summers of my youth at the trailer park my grandparents owned in the Pennsylvania mountains! I still remember the beautiful interior! We always loved Grammy's place! :-) I am a mom of two teens who have forgotten how fun it is to camp! I am embarking on my first trailer restoration, with some opposition! But I see the gem! Fortunately mine doesn't need alot of work! But isn't that the way it always…</description>
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        <description>Fiber Stream


A 16” fiber glass trailer similar to boler.

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FiberglassRV.Com

rvadvice.com</description>
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        <title>field_stream</title>
        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=field_stream&amp;rev=1253737439&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>History

Manufacturer Information

Vacation Industries, Inc. - Gardena California

Years built

1971  -  15'


1980 - 13'

1967 - 13'w/birch interior

1962 -14'w/birch interior

Models

Interiors


1967 F&amp;S has all wood (birch) interior

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Prices

Purchased $1,800</description>
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        <dc:date>2008-07-23T21:48:59-05:00</dc:date>
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        <description>We live in Windsor Ontario Canada. We are both retired autoworkers -- he from Ford, and she from Chrysler. 
We own a 1952 Royal Spartanette, 35ft, which is currently permanently moored on a site overlooking Lake Erie. We purchased this trailer after we saw it at the 10th Annual Gathering!! We worked all summer and she is absolutely divine. She came from New Mexico, via Truly Vintage, and now enjoys her new spot on the lake.</description>
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        <description>Manufactured in Comanche, Texas

1973 ?

5th wheel ( gooseneck )

Standard appliances, 3-way fridge, bath with shower, all vinyl flooring except in bed area, queen size bed, booth style table which made into bed for 2. large wardrobe in bath, wood frame, roof air. gas heater,&amp; water heater

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Have not been able to find any info other than this. I owned one.No one in Comanche that I've talked to can remember the company.</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

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1946 Cabin Car - large style teardrop, looks like a woodie

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        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=forester&amp;rev=1250735127&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>History

Manufacturer Information

Forest City Industries: Forest City IA


Years built

1961

Models

14 Ft. Cub ,
20 FT.
24 Ft.

Interiors

Paneling with Cloth seats and curtains


Standard Features

Front Dinette, Hadco 300 Refrigerator, Holiday Range Stove/Oven, Humphrey Products Gas Light,  Rear Goucho, Sling beds overhead the goucho. HydroFlame Furnace</description>
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        <dc:date>2007-12-11T00:32:54-05:00</dc:date>
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        <description>Liz and I have been tent camping together since we met in 1985. We live in New Jersey and have camped all over the Northeast, but our favorite haunts are in Pennsylvania. We currently own 2 trailers, a 2007 Airstream Basecamp, and our favorite, a 20 foot 1972 Argosy travel trailer.</description>
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        <description>History

RAY FRANK
FATHER OF THE MOTORHOME

In 1958, Ray Frank, owner of a small trailer manufacturing company in Brown City, Michigan, a small town north of Detroit, on Michigan’s east coast, designed and built a small custom “house car”, as self-propelled RVs had been identified since they were first conceived about 40 years earlier.  It was a vehicle that he intended solely for his family’s personal use and enjoyment.  He and his family called it their “motor-home”.  The coach was unique, at …</description>
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        <description>Franklin Coach Co.
Nappanee, IN 46550
Ph. 574-773-4106

Founder: Paul Abel

Manufacturer Information

Taken from the company's website &lt;http://www.franklincoachrv.com/&gt; 

Franklin Coach Co., Inc. is one of the oldest R.V Manufacturers that has the same ownership from its inception till today. Franklin Coach Co., Inc. was founded in 1945 to build what was then called trailers by Paul Abel and a partner and since 1957 has been solely owned by Mr. Paul Abel. That makes Franklin Coach Co., Inc. one …</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer and Historical Information


1963 FAN - restored and residing in Woodstock, IL since 2006


  - Excerpt from - The Truth 

Published: Saturday, February 25, 2006 
By Marilyn Odendahl
Truth Staff

By 1970, Fan Coach Co. was producing 3,000 recreational vehicles and boasting sales around $10 million. 
Fan's glowing financial record is what attracted the attention of W.R. Grace Co., an international chemical and petroleum business that wanted a part of the recreation and leisure indust…</description>
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        <description>History

Manufacturer Information

1984

Years built

M-340-F-K

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures



1964 Frolic



1966 Frolic




1966 Inside

1976 Frolic






Some owners


 Frolic Travel Trailers

Clubs/Links


&lt;http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/Frolic_travel_trailers/&gt;</description>
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        <description>History

Built in Elkhart, Indiana

Years built

1960 for sure, that's what mine is.
and 1961, that's what mine is.

Models


My 1961 is a ten footer.

Interiors

Standard Features

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Prices

Pictures

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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Glendale Mobile Homes Ltd, now Glendale Recreational Vehicles of Strathroy, Ontario, made it's first “RV” in 1950. They now claim to be the largest RV manufacturer in Canada, and that more Glendale's are sold in Canada than any other RV. They estimate that 120,000 Glendale RVs are currently in use in North America. Unfortunately Glendale has lost touch with it's historic past through the tragedy of a large scale factory fire in the 70's, losing all records, and thus is …</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Chicago, Illinois

The mobile home evolved out of the travel trailer of the 1920s and 1930s and the house trailer of the 1940s and early 1950s. Conceived as a mobile and temporary form of shelter, it eventually became a primarily immobile and permanent form of housing. First used by vacationers, itinerant travelers, and migrant workers, the mobile home gained greater recognition and legitimacy during World War II, when it was used as emergency housing for war workers. I…</description>
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        <description>History

A Brief History of the GMC Motorhome

Genesis of a Design

In the heady days after the United States landed a man on the moon, General Motor engineers set out to design the ultimate traveling machine. Drawing on the excitement of the times, this vehicle had to exemplify the cutting edge of vehicle design and construction. This was not to be just another recreational vehicle. The common design of the times for RV's was a boxy, ungainly, top-heavy vehicle on a truck chassis. The GM vehicl…</description>
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        <description>Built in Youngstown Ohio

Manufacturer Information

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Models

Interiors

Standard Features

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Prices

Pictures

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Clubs/Links</description>
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        <description>We are Steve &amp; Mary Gorman &amp; son Grant (4).  We are the proud owners of a 1968 Shasta 1500 as of June.  She's still basically in original condition except for minor cosmetics which we are working on.  She did require rewiring, LP upgrades, an awesome awning and a fridge that we found on Craiglist.  Our maiden camping trip was to the Camp Dearborn rally in September.  We're having fun...</description>
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        <description>History

My husband &amp; I purchased a 1971 Grandee camper that we are in the process of restoring &amp; have no information on it!  We cannot find any information on it either.  If anyone has any information on this type of camper could you please pass it along?  
our email is &lt;ermyne625@aol.com&gt;
any information you could offer would be extremely helpful!  Thanks!</description>
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        <description>This year I am putting as much as I can into the SS, my goal is to get to some of the TCT rallies and share some time with the nice folks in this group! So, first I am going to concentrate on the mechanics, once I get all that lined up I will be on the road, and can work on other stuff as money and time allows.</description>
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        <description>Grumman corporation

History

I really do not know much about the history of this RV, When I purchased it years ago, I called the Grumman Corp. and everyone that I talked to was not even aware that Grumman Had made a Motor home. Like Grummans Airplanes, this thing is built like a tank with #40 aluminum. I found it seven years before I bought it sitting beside an airplane hanger, It was never used during this time, someone had made major modifications to the rear bumper for towing something. All …</description>
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        <description>1964 aljo

aljo
===== Manufacturer Information


Aljo

Years built

1964

Models

Sportsman

Interiors

orignal wood paneling,&amp; appilanes

Standard Features

original appilances

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Some owners

Clubs/Links</description>
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        <description>This will take me forever and a day to complete, and hopefully, I'll leave a worthwhile message or two. for a start, I merely want to see if I've learned anything concerning the format. Sharon and I are both collectors and users of antique rv's and although not usually joiners of any organizations we are excited about tincantourist. I mean after all, there are lots of parks that won't let or treasures darken their doors. Little do they know. Its off to see if I saved this then there will be lots…</description>
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        <description>If you're creating a page about a brand of trailer/rv, you can use the teamplate below to get you started or feel free to delete this all and be as creative as you'd like.



good ?

195? to1960

Models

birch,rounded ends



upside-down triangle window in door aluminum skin,some quilted

Prices

near future

Some owners

Clubs/Links


If your building a TCT Member Page - we'd like to know about you, your family, your travels, your trailer, what do you pull it with, what rallies to you attend, w…</description>
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        <description>phoenix


Manufacturer Information

Years built



Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices



===== Some owners =====marie and norman


Clubs/Links</description>
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        <description>Well....Where To Start?
My name is Tim Heintz and I am the Tin Can Tourists Southeastern Representative 
I own Several Trailers....
A 1950 Spartanette Tandem, 1956 Hicks Mobiliner, and a 1958 Skyline Deluxe.

I started with old cars, a 1969 Bonniville Pontiac that my grandfather promised to give me since I could walk. He bought it off the show room floor in 1968. Today it still is all original, including the floor mats. (I have used this car to pull my Spartanette) In high School I bought a 1967…</description>
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        <description>I was invited to join the staff of the RV/MH Hall of Fame in 1994 as the on site manager while the President, Carl Ehry, traveled the country raising funds and giving recognition to those who had been honored by the Hall of Fame.  At that time, while I was an active camper and houseboater, I could barely spell RV.  I had begun working at and running Boy Scout camps in 1957 and had spent over 25 summers camping but never in an RV.</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information


Hi-Lo Trailer Company, Inc. was founded in 1955 as Snyder's Hi-Lo Trailers. In 1957 they dropped the “Snyder's” and became Hi-Lo Trailer Company, Inc. 

They have been located in north central Ohio, building the worlds only telescoping travel trailer ever since.</description>
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        <description>History

Small company called DAVE HICKS MOBILE HOMES that was located in Grand Prairie, Texas 


Manufacturer Information

built 8’ and 10’ wides from 28’ long to 51’ long 

Years built

started in 1956 and closed in 1970's? Dave Hicks Stopped building Mobile Homes Sometime In the 70's? Then went into the insurance business that was still open as of 2004. Mr. Dave Hicks is no longer living.
*We own a 1963 Dave Hicks Mobile Home, so it was still in operation that year.</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Years built

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Some owners

Steve Winchester 1957 15foot. call if you have any info
(Steve you need to provide a phone number...)

Clubs/Links</description>
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        <description>Life on the Road By Harvey Geiger

 
On display on the Motor Midway at the Hilton Head Concours will be a unique exhibit illustrating the history of auto-camping, trailer and recreation vehicles as they evolved over one hundred years. Along with the social and cultural revolution that was ushered in by the automotive age, motorized touring has evolved from roadside tent camping to include trailers, RVs and multi-million-dollar motor coaches with all the comforts of luxury living.</description>
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        <description>We live in a small village named Union, located in Ontario, Canada.    We are the parents of two daughters, Dawne and Deanna and the grandparents of two boys and a girl, Greg, Kailee and Connor.  We own and operate an automotive restoration shop - Hindley's Garage - and have been in business for over 50 years.</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

To date, I have only heard of five other Holidays in existence. When I found my first one in central Florida, I couldn’t find anyone who had heard of them.  I contacted Airstream directly. They had no record of a ham can type trailer ever made by Wally or Airstream or any trailer ever sold as a “Wally Byam Holiday.” I contacted the Tin Can Tourists. Forrest Bone responded that he had not heard of the Holiday but suggested I post it on Airstream Forums. I did and got mix…</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer

Harry &amp; David Fruitiers. Medford, Oregon.

Years built

1960-1961

Models

1960 and early 1961: Model “Seventeen, Nineteen, Twenty-Four, Geographic (Model “X” prototype)

Late 1961: Model “18”, “20”, “24” (Tandem), Geographic.</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Years built

1955 through present


Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Some owners

Alexander Lae


Clubs/Links</description>
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        <description>===== Manufacturer Information ===== Holly Travel Coach company was in business after World War II starting about 1947-1948 until the early 1960s. It was in an old building on the corner of Saginaw St. and Seminole St. in Holly, Michigan. After the  business when out of business the building remained empty for a few years then it was condemned and torn down. Joe Young worked there but he has passed away in 1980.
From records at Holly Township Library</description>
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        <dc:date>2008-05-19T08:41:42-05:00</dc:date>
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        <description>Was posthumously inducted into the TCT Hall of Fame at the Tin Can Tourists 11th Annual Gathering


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When asked if he had ever traveled with Wally Byam on one of his caravans, Dr. Holman replied, “Hell no, he drove to slow.”
 
Jeri and I had the honor of visiting with Dr. Holman at Airstream Internationals and at his residence in Florida.  He indicated at an International in Boise that the trailer was to go to his grandson. If anyone knows how we can contact the grandson, please pass …</description>
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        <title>home_comfort_coach</title>
        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=home_comfort_coach&amp;rev=1178102527&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>Manufacturer Information

Years built

Models

“17”, “22”, “24”, “28”, “30”

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Owners

I have a circa 1950 “Home Comfort Coach” 24ft travel trailer. It has two entry doors on the starboard side with a large porthole in each door, along with a rectangular window near the front of the coach and one near the back. It also has a porthole on the port side with privacy glass(this window is for the bathroom), and three more rectangu…</description>
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        <title>how-lo</title>
        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=how-lo&amp;rev=1192593952&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Some owners

Clubs/Links</description>
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        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=how_to_post_a_classified_ad&amp;rev=1249315785&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>How to register, login and upload classifieds on TCT:

	*  Goto &lt;http://www.tincantourists.com/classified/&gt;
	*  Look up at the right hand corner - click on register, enter some info including email address
	*  You'll get an email and you'll need to click on link to verify your email
	*  Now you'll have a userid/password set
	*  Come back to the site and now you can login (again in the upper right hand corner)
	*  Once logged in, you click on “Place An Ad” (again upper right hand corner)</description>
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        <title>how_to_post_a_picture</title>
        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=how_to_post_a_picture&amp;rev=1210188475&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>How to register, login and upload photos on TCT:


	*  Goto &lt;http://www.tincantourists.com/photopost/&gt;
	*  Look up at the right hand corner - click on register, enter some info including email address
	*  You'll get an email and you'll need to click on link to verify your email
	*  Now you'll have a userid/password set
	*  Come back to the site and now you can login (again in the upper right hand corner)
	*  Once logged in, you click on upload (again upper right hand corner)</description>
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        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=how_to_register_in_the_forums&amp;rev=1231847746&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>The instructions to register:

	*  Click on “Register” off the main forum page
	*  Agree to the registration terms
	*  Enter a userid, your email address, password (twice) and enter the authorization code which is “tincantourists”, the rest is optional.
	*  Click submit</description>
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        <title>howard_dave_bob_dad</title>
        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=howard_dave_bob_dad&amp;rev=1250873771&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>My dad and I have secured the family trailer from my Grandmother.  She and Grand-dad purchased this new in 1950 or 51'.  An old registration found in the trailer indicates that it is a Columbia but we have been unable to locate a manufacturers plaque, sticker, or stamp anywhere on the trailer.  The trailer was originally used as lodging during fishing trips after my grandparents grew tired of tent camping.  The trailer was purchased and parked on some land they had bought and was used until 1991…</description>
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        <title>hub</title>
        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=hub&amp;rev=1220435218&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>Manufacturer Information

Years built

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures










Some owners

Cary &amp; Beth Nickel.  I had hoped to find some information about Hub trailers here.  Imagine my surprise when I found the only thing posted were photos, from the Ebay listing, of the trailer we just purchased!  We purchased the unit pictured in an Ebay Auction in August, 2008, and pulled it to it's new home about 30 miles southwest of Grants, New Mexico on …</description>
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        <title>huff_bob_and_doris</title>
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        <description>Hello from Bob and Doris Huff, Charlottesville, VA. We own a 1953 Superior Travel Trailer that is 16' in length. We know absolutely nothing about it other than it looks cool, particularly with two porthole doors. We plan to tow it with a 1950 custom Mercury. It seems very similar to the 1954 Yellowstone in the RV Hall of Fame Museum. If anyone knows ANYTHING about this trailer or the company, we'd love to hear about it. Contact us at ratrodmoco@yahoo.com.</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Hunter Structures, Inc., DBA
Chatsworth, CA

Please add any additional history on this company. Posted by cku1@verizon.net

Years built

Compact Jr. 1971, 1972, 1973

Models

Compact Jr.
Compact II

There may be other models, please list if you know.</description>
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        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=huntsman&amp;rev=1183132068&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>History

Manufacturer Information

Years built

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Some owners

Clubs/Links</description>
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        <title>ideal</title>
        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=ideal&amp;rev=1197432209&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>History


My door tag says 'Ideal Industries, El Monte, CA'

Manufacturer Information

Mine is a 1955.

Years built

Ideal was last built in 1978 and the company Ideal of Idaho, Inc. last built in 1982.

Models


My 1955 has birch interior with original 'Dixie' stove and 'Marvel' refrigerator.</description>
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        <title>ishihara_sam_michelle</title>
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        <description>Shasta

Manufactured in High Point North Carolina

Manufacturer Information

1969

Years built

1400

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices



Pictures

Some owners

Clubs/Links</description>
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        <title>jewel</title>
        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=jewel&amp;rev=1183132069&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>History

Manufacturer Information

Years built

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Some owners

Clubs/Links</description>
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        <dc:date>2009-04-21T14:43:47-05:00</dc:date>
        <title>katz_michael</title>
        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=katz_michael&amp;rev=1240339427&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>My Trailer

1956 Airlight

Manufactured for one year, then became El Rey

I know of three Airlight trailers, two with their door in the satisfying rear entry position; one with the door on the side, ala Bubble or Wee Wind.

Uniques Feature of the Trailer

Douglas Fir cabinets and woodwork</description>
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        <dc:date>2009-10-21T22:23:53-05:00</dc:date>
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        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=kehoe_mark_patty&amp;rev=1256178233&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>Little Gem 1960 and 1962

Schiebout Industries, Grand Rapids, Michigan</description>
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        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=kenskill&amp;rev=1256163030&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>The origin of this company was back in 1946 in Burbank, California with 'KenSkill Kamper'.
Bill Kennedy made about 200 'teardrop' trailers by hand during the Summers of 1946 and 1947......
This 'modern teardrop trailer' design is the footprint for almost every modern 10 ft. teardrop
manufactured today!.....
These teardrop trailers were sold in 1946 - 1947 - 1948 and then the company closed doors.
Jim Brunskill was the 'money man' and went on to form a second company - 'Kenskill Trailers'......
I…</description>
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        <dc:date>2008-08-23T10:35:36-05:00</dc:date>
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        <description>Mfg began Again in 2007

1957-1997 then 2007-?

New models 13' Sportman and 15' HiLander

Meduim oak &amp; Dark oak

30 gal fresh,12 grey 6 black, DSI water heater,sink, stove, 3-way fridge,30 amp, furnace

a/c, spare tire,microwave



$12,000-$14,000

Pictures

Some owners

www.scottytrailers.com</description>
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        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=king&amp;rev=1179774502&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>History

Manufacturer Information

Built in Los Angeles, California 


Years built

Models

1954 King built in Los Angeles, California - 21 foot, full bath 
I saw one other one and it was a 18'

1950 King constructed in Torrance , California - 10 foot (canned ham)
I haven't found another soul with one. Wish I had a shop manuel.</description>
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        <description>Kit was founded in October 1945 in Long Beach, California. Its first product was a small “teardrop” trailer, so-called for its shape. It was to be sold as a kit, with its components assembled by buyers and attached to the rear of a motor vehicle. The manufacturing “plant” was a latticed-front fruit stand in Pico Rivera, and the original plan called for building 60 units. However, the kit proposal was soon dropped, and the company began manufacturing prefabricated but fully assembled trailers.…</description>
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        <description>This looks like fun.

Lynn and I built a trailer from scratch back in 2003 using the plans for the Midget Trailer in the February and March 1940 issues of Popular Mechanics. We finished it up in May of 2004 and have had a lot of fun with it. We've used it as our base camp for Death Valley 4×4 trips and have attended a few vintage trailer rallies.</description>
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        <title>komfort</title>
        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=komfort&amp;rev=1199737987&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>Manufacturer

Komfort has been building travel trailers and fifth wheels since 1967. During these 38 years, Komfort has been recognized as an industry leader. Komfort's tasteful designer interior and rugged reliability have made our models eagerly sought after, whether new or used. Now Komfort is a predominant West Coast manufacturer. Often copied but never duplicated, Komfort stands out for dependable heavy duty products with enduring good looks</description>
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        <dc:date>2009-09-28T12:21:49-05:00</dc:date>
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        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=lacitinola_paul_caroline&amp;rev=1254154909&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>About Us:

Paul and Caroline Lacitinola 


Our Trailers:

1959 Shasta, 1962 Deville, 1948 Trailercraft 


Outside Pics

Inside Pics

Our Tow Vehicle:

1953 Travell All, 1954 IH pickup, 1954 Chevy 210 Sedan 


The Combo

Why I love Vintage Travel Trailers

Rallies I've Attended

Where We've Travelled</description>
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        <description>Artesia California

Years built

Small Canned Ham

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Some owners

Clubs/Links</description>
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        <dc:date>2009-10-12T14:29:40-05:00</dc:date>
        <title>layton</title>
        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=layton&amp;rev=1255372180&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>History

Manufacturer Information

Skyline who builds Layton is the only UL certified travel trailer and have been building them since 1950!

Skyline Corporation - &lt;http://www.skylinerv.com/&gt;

Makers of Nomad, Layton and Aljo travel trailers and fifth wheels, Elkhart, IN.</description>
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        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=lechalet&amp;rev=1191414234&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>LeChalet



Manufacturer Information

Built by Ken-Mar of Fountain, Florida

Years built

Models

13 foot model with front kitchen and twin gauchos
(was similar in layout to Shasta Compact)


Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Some owners

Pam in North Carolina</description>
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        <dc:date>2009-05-02T02:24:57-05:00</dc:date>
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        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=lil_loafer&amp;rev=1241245497&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>Aristocrat

Second smallest trailer made by Aristocrat. 12' tongue to bumper. 9' box length. 

There was an early and later version. The early one was bare aluminum skin with a curving front and rear roof panel while the later model was painted and had straighter lines. Sometime in production, the kitchen was relocated from the rear to the front.</description>
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        <dc:date>2007-06-29T11:47:51-05:00</dc:date>
        <title>lincoln</title>
        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=lincoln&amp;rev=1183132071&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>Wakarusa, IN

1950's???

Lil Abe

Interiors - ??

Standard Features - ??

Unique features/Options - ??

Prices - ??

Pictures - ??

Some owners - ??

Clubs/Links - ??</description>
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        <title>listing_of_manufacturers</title>
        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=listing_of_manufacturers&amp;rev=1257997430&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>Travel trailers and pick-up cabs were introduced in the early 1930s, with camper attachments entering the market in the late 1940s. The emergence of mobile homes, also in the late 1940s, shifted manufacturers' emphasis away from travel trailers and camper attachments. While mobile homes dominated the recreational vehicle market in the 1950s and 1960s, the market for travel trailers and camper attachments continued to grow.</description>
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        <description>Here are the members with wiki pages: (Try to keep these in alphabetic order - Last name, First Name) 

Add yourself and start the page. Then click on the new link and it will tell you the page doesn't exist yet. Click on create page. 


TCT Members

	*  Patricia &amp; Thomas Jetzer
	*  Abell, David &amp; Lee
	*  Adami, Joey  
	*  Allen, Wade
	*  Bailey, Mark &amp; Kathy
	*  Bailitz, Albert &amp; Bobbie
	*  Bell, Sylvia &amp; Larry
	*  Biale, Ron &amp; Tyla
	*  Campbell, Karen &amp; Kenny
	*  Caputo, John &amp; Kathy
	*  Davis…</description>
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        <title>little_ceaser-_sokolis_brothers</title>
        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=little_ceaser-_sokolis_brothers&amp;rev=1237893105&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>Manufactured by  The Sokolis Brothers

Years built

1946 to 1955


Models

no larger than 14' most common was the 13'


Interiors

solid douglas fir plywood walls... ribbed front,roof, and back covered with fir panels..


Standard Features

Ice box, sink, closet, double bed in rear, two seat dinnet in front..</description>
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        <dc:date>2009-07-21T06:32:29-05:00</dc:date>
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        <description>Manufactured in Grand Rapids, MI.

History

The Schiebout's first built trailers in 1941.  Schiebout Manufacturing Co. was started in Grand Rapids, MI. in 1947.  In 1966 they incorporated, to become Gem Industries Inc.  At one time the number one selling travel trailer in MI., as well as one of the most popular travel trailers in the U.S.</description>
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        <description>About Me

I'm a commercial boat captain and work for a Gulf Of Mexico Oil Service Company. I run a commercial dive boat and we do construction, maintenance and salvage on oil pipelines and platforms. I work a 28 day on 28 day off schedule. I grew up camping and now that my daughter is 6 I decided to start camping again. I look forward to spending some quality time and travel with her and see some of the interior of the US.</description>
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        <description>About Me

Married to my wife Lisa, we have 5 adult children and 5 grandchildren.

Our Trailer

1978 Airstream Argosy

wrap around bay window

there have been 6 owners before me.

Outside Pics

Inside Pics

Our Tow Vehicle

2001 Ford Ranger


The Combo

Why I love Vintage Travel Trailers

Rallies I've Attended

St. Clair,MI 2009</description>
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        <description>History

Manufacturer Information

8825 Avalon Blvd, Los Angeles, CA


Years built

1946-1949

Models

Silver Lark (14 ft), Silver Lodger (16 ft) &amp; Silver Line (20 ft)

Interiors

Wood Interior


Standard Features

Dining area, kitchen, bed &amp; Closet</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

The Mallard trailer was manufactured in West Bend, Wisconsin.

Years built

Models

	*  Duckling
	*  White Wing
	*  Drake
	*  Drift Wing
	*  Flight Leader
	*  Flight Wing models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures</description>
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        <description>1970

Ultra 31

rear bath, front dinette

Standard Features

Baeboard heat


Baseboard heat

Prices

Pictures

previous owner , Mansberger

Clubs/Links</description>
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        <description>History

Manufacturer Information

Years built

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Some owners

I have a 1959 International Harvester B-130 Series one-ton class truck with a custom motorhome buildup on the rails.  A dataplate identifies it as having been built by Mastercraft of Glendale, California.  The plate includes a graphic logo depicting the “Donald and Mickey” (almost cartoonish) rounded Spam-Can style popular from the 1930s through the '50s.…</description>
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        <description>We're Brian and Kim McCool, from Kalamazoo, MI.  We have two Spartan Manors, a '48, and a '46 that's nearly completed.  We've enjoyed touring and camping with our '48 since 2002, and have travelled all over the US with it.  Travelling with the '48, we realized there were some things we'd do diffently as far as the layout was concerned, so the '46 was purchased in Dec. of 2006 to reflect those ideas.</description>
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        <description>History

Manufacturer Information


Built in El Monte, California

Years built

In the late 1950,s they offered the 15 ft. standard,15 ft. deluxe,and 18 ft. deluxe.

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Mercury Ad:</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

FYI a re-post: 

Not happy news, it is the obit. of the owner , BUT, I thought it would be of interest... 

Karl H. Gerlt 1919-2007 
Western Reserve #507 

Karl H. Gerlt 
WEST FARMINGTON — Karl H. Gerlt, 87, of West Farmington, died at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 19, 2007, at his home from lung cancer.</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Built in Marysville Mich.


Years built

1947

Models

15 foot to 27 foot

Interiors

rear dinette/bed.I have a 1952 model 27 with a center kitchen,front lounge and rear bedroom with shower.

Standard Features

Coleman stove/Oven,ice box.
Larger 1950,s models had a full sized bed and electric fridge.</description>
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        <description>Arlington, Texas

1955 - 1965?

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices



1957 Mobile Scout approx. 15'

Some owners

Clubs/Links</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer's Location

Arlington, Texas

Company Information

1955- Company of same name still in business or back in business building modern trailers, mostly 5th wheels. Produced canned ham aluminum trailers through the 60's and tandem axle trailers starting in 1967.</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

G-4099 South Dort Highway, Flint Michigan

Years built

1948-1951?



Models

17' and 19'



Interiors


“L” shaped kitchen, and straight kitchen

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

 Emergency fire escape on street side.
 Window and frame fold down</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information


Evergreen Alabama is where they were manufactured

The designer - Emmett Dale 

I have seen only two other than the ones that I had and one still belongs today to Mr. Dale. 

A total of about 300 were built, the first 200+ called Flxable and the final few called Mobilux Cruiser (exactly the same other than the nameplate).</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Years built

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Some owners

Clubs/Links

We purchased this 1962 Nomad Trailer a few days ago.  (09/27/2008)  Are looking for any information about it, scans of old Nomad brochures, etc.  Planning on restoring it to some extent...not sure how much...  mostly be using it for camping out at area race tracks. Maybe some NASCAR events.</description>
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        <description>ABOUT US: My wife and I were introduced to vintage rallies by another member who after looking at our Timberline trailer at a local campground said we should take it to a rally and we were hooked.
OUR TRAILERS: We have two trailers a 1969 17' Timberline aka Leaky and a 1960 15' Aloha aka the nut house
TOW VEHICLE: 1964 Ford F100
We just love the variety of trailers we see and people we meet at these rallies</description>
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        <description>Eriba was founded in the mid-1950's by Erick Bachem (Eri-Ba), one of the engineers of Germany's wartime rocket program. The initial model, the Puck, was introduced in the late 50's and continues to be produced in a very similar form today, albeit in a Hymer Eriba factory in France. Other models included the Faun, Familia, Triton, and Odin. The basic design across the Eriba line was a unibody steel tube frame covered in an aluminum skin with a fiberglass roof and birch ply floor. The VW Westfalia…</description>
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        <description>Sorry I have forgoten that my name was here. We have been out camping. Will leave the light on for you. We have purchased new prevost and are having it converted. We need more space now that the wife has put on some wieght.</description>
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        <description>Navette


Manufacturer Information


BBC RV INC

Years built


Built on an Isuzu chassis, with a diesel engine, the Navette is a streamlined design that was admired for its sleek looks and excellent fuel economy.  

The Navette Motorhome  was first produced in 1990 by Bob Smith.  By 1995 he had produced and sold 16 vehicles, including one special ordered by Kellogg Cereals.  Unfortunately he had to close the company at that time due to severe illness.</description>
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        <description>New Moon






History


As described in www.rvhotlinecanada.com “In 1944 the Redman Trailer Company from Alma, Michigan was producing the New Moon line of trailers and claimed that they were the world's largest trailers. These trailers were to be available as housing for the bonafide war workers.”</description>
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        <description>History

Manufacturer Information

Skyline’s Corporate Profile

Skyline Corporation is one of America’s leading producers of manufactured housing and recreational vehicles. These products are built in plants located from coast to coast and marketed nationally through independent retailers.</description>
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        <description>**NORRIS**

History

Manufacturer Information

Manufactured in Bull's Gap, TN

Years Built


?1960s-1982

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Some owners

Clubs/Link</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Years built

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Some owners

Clubs/Links</description>
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        <description>If your building a TCT Member Page - we'd like to know about you, your family, your travels, your trailer, what do you pull it with, what rallies to you attend, why you love vintage trailers and anything else you'd like to share with others.

Here is a template you can start with:</description>
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        <description>History


Began in 1957 producing vacation trailers, plant expanded in 1958.
President: Donald Herfter, 
Vice President: Dwight Avery

Manufacturer Information

Donhal Inc. Bellflower, CA

9113 E. Artesia Blvd.
Bellflower, Calif.
TOrrey 6-8926

later at 
10123 East Washington
Bellflower, CA</description>
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        <description>If you're creating a page about a brand of trailer/rv, you can use the teamplate below to get you started or feel free to delete this all and be as creative as you'd like.



Manufacturer Information

Years built

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Clubs/Links


If your building a TCT Member Page - we'd like to know about you, your family, your travels, your trailer, what do you pull it with, what rallies to you attend, why you love vintage trailers …</description>
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        <description>History

In 1942 the Palace Corporation came out with a revolutionay new type of trailer (Palace Expando), one that expanded out on both sides. The model featured four rooms and a shower bath. The US Army purchased thousands of these models as base housing for the enlisted men and their families.</description>
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        <description>Patricia &amp; Thomas Jetzer

Our Trailer

1973 GMC Motorhome

26ft Canyon Lands

Outside Pics



Inside Pics





Why I love Vintage Travel Trailers

Rallies I've Attended

Where We've Travelled</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Penguin Industries, Inc
2508 Middlebury St.
Elkhart, Indiana 46514  Box 1284

Years built

At least 1969 &amp; 1970 ,other years unknown 
( Info on this Page reprinted from 1970 Brochure )

Models
    Penguin 14'-6&quot; and 16' FD (front dinette) and SD (side dinette) Models
    Width-- All models 7'
    * 16'Model-- 
      Weight, Approx 1440 lbs.,  Hitch Weight Approx. 140 lbs.
    * 14'-6&quot; Model  
      Weight, Approx. 1200 lbs., Hitch Weight Approx. 110 lbs.
    Penguin 20'…</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Pierce-Arrow was an American automobile manufacturer based in Buffalo, New York, which was active between 1901 and 1938. Best known for its expensive luxury cars, Pierce-Arrow also manufactured commercial trucks, fire trucks, camp trailers, motorcycles, and bicycles.</description>
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        <description>History

Unfortunately, the company suffered a fire and all information, serial numbers and pictures have been destroyed. At this time, they make modern “Toy Haulers”.


Manufacturer Information

Westphalia, MO


Years built

Produced 1964 to Present</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information


Playpac Industries - 450 Park Ave. Dept ??, NY, NY 10022 They are long gone. Perhaps someone has more info to add? 

Years


1972 - ?  Maybe only built one year.

Models


101 &amp; 201

Specifications


Dry Weight:  1130 lbs
Axle weight rating:  2000 lbs
Gross vehicle weight rating:  2113 lbs
Dimensions:  overall length, 13'9”  width, 7'0”  height 7'0” (with dome 7'4”)
Tire sie 6.50 x 13, 4-ply whitewalls
Suspension: torsion bar
Chassis:  frame tubular steel
Fresh water t…</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information
            Ontario Trailer Works, Inc.
            9435 Archibald Ave.
            Cucamonga, California
Years built

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Some owners

Clubs/Links</description>
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        <description>PONTIAC CHIEF

THE PONTIAC COACH CO.

Manufacturer Information

40s 50s ?

Years built

34 ft.

Models

birchwood

Interiors

wing style paint

Standard Features

headdress on top

Unique features/Options

none

rare

Prices

Pictures

Some owners

new</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

From my Archives I can tell you that they were made in Elkhart IN. The earliest ad/photo I have in my files is from 1936 (with canvas roofs!) 

Not sure if they were made any earlier! 

There is also mention of a tent trailer being made called the Prairie Schonner in the mid 1920's, Not sure if it is the same as I can not find any more info than this:</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Price Equipment Co.

Evansville, IN


Years built

1946-1947?


Models

Skamper


Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

$1,276.10 in 1947


Pictures




Some owners

3Hansens, Buellton, CA -- ca93427@yahoo.com</description>
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        <title>rainbow</title>
        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=rainbow&amp;rev=1178026039&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>Manufacturer Information

Years built

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Some owners

Clubs/Links


Some great pictures of a restored Rainbow.
&lt;http://www.vintage-vacations.com/55rainbow.htm&gt;</description>
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        <title>rambler</title>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Years built :1953 to present

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures





Some owners

Clubs/Links    www.HRRVC.com</description>
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        <title>rancho</title>
        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=rancho&amp;rev=1183132081&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>History

Manufacturer Information

Years built

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Some owners

Clubs/Links</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information




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Models

Interiors

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www.revconeers.com</description>
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        <title>riviera</title>
        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=riviera&amp;rev=1219581187&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>This trailer was purchased as-is at a local Airstream dealer and completely restored by the owner.  This included replacing every exterior screw, repainting inside and out. new axles, bearings, wheels and tires. Adding electric brakes. Replacing marker lights and updating the electrical survice.  Interior window fittings were polished and a new floor treatment installed.  Upholstery was professionally done in vintage Ford Fairlane vinyl</description>
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        <description>History

Manufacturer Information

938 E. 60th St. Los Angeles

?? Defunct

Years built

1920s-30s


Models

“B”


Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Owners

Jim Christianson, Port Orchard, WA


Clubs/Links</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

15' 1965

Years built

1967
1966

Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Some owners

Clubs/Links</description>
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        <description>We have been camping for years, Raised 3 children and still loved camping. We have had slide in campers in which we have liked. Now this past July we had this 1969 Winnabaggo given to us. The givers just wanted it off their land. Well, let me tell you this is 18 feet bumper to bumper. (Wish it was 5 to 10 feet longer). 318 cu in.  1 ton dodge frame and six new sneekers to carry it over the road. Just turned 50,000 origional miles.</description>
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        <description>Robinhood by Cadet Coach

 Manufacturer Information  Cadet Coach 
 Years built:  1960-?

Models:Robinhood

Interiors: Birchwood, sleeps 5 :  table fold, double sofa bunk and upper canvas bunk

Standard Features : Propane stove (3burner) and oven, hand pump sink with 10 gallon water tank, Ice box with copper tubing to the drain; Electrical wiring throughout to allow for lighting.  Propane heater in the floor.</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Mocoma Engineering Inc.

9115 ARTESIA AVE

BELLFLOWER, CA


I don't know much. I found this picture. Look at the paint. This could be a clue.



Then I found this.



Years built

Early to Mid 50's ?

Models

Interiors</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Rollin Home. These trailers were manufactured in Oakland, Illinois by my father and uncle, Tom Petty and Frank Tharp.  They featured a bath tub that with a fold down bed on top.  They were of steel frame and wood manufacture.  The main model was 24 ft. long.  There was also a 28' model.  I have a brochure with specs. I was hoping to find one still in existence.  My E-mail is m.petty@mchsi.com</description>
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        <description>About Us

My husband and I got married late in life and we are still newly weds - this year is our third (we married in 2006).  My husband became the instant dad of an adult special needs son, Sean.  In my opinion he is a member of the true “league of extraordinary gentlemen.”  Sean acquired severe brain injury in 1999 due to undiagnosed meningitis (that's a whole other story that won't be told here).</description>
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        <description>If you're creating a page about a brand of trailer/rv, you can use the teamplate below to get you started or feel free to delete this all and be as creative as you'd like.

====== BRAND NAME HERE ======  Wolfe 
===== Manufacturer Information ===== Wolfe Mfg. Co. Cassopolis, Michigan
===== Years built ===== 1963
===== Models ===== 716</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

The Royal coach co was located in Hastings Michigan.

Years built

1949, 1950 are the only that we know of.

Models

Interiors

They interior of a royal has a stove, fridge, table, couch, bedroom, lights, and a bathroom with shower and toilet.</description>
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        <description>About Me


Hello, I am new at this and am single.  I recently purchased to go camping at a nearby campground.  I am interested in more vintage rallies or camping, so I will be looking forward to this.  I recently purchased from another who had done some repairs. He purchased from an older couple who had it for fishing.  The oringal title stated just under 400.00 new  I will add pictures later.  I am in Oklahoma, so the theme is 
Route 66</description>
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        <title>rv_crazy_videos_featuring_the_tin_can_tourists</title>
        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=rv_crazy_videos_featuring_the_tin_can_tourists&amp;rev=1254336983&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>Here is the video featuring the Tin Can Tourists from the show called RV Crazy. This runs on the Travel Channel about once a month:

&lt;http://turbo.discovery.com/search/results.html?query=rv+crazy&gt;

Click on the link above and the video player on the right side will load with the video</description>
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        <description>History

Santa Fe Trailers were made in Sun Valley, California

Manufacturer Information




Years built

Models









[1960]



Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

Pictures

Here are some pictures of a 1964 Santa Fe &lt;http://travel.webshots.com/album/553712529fffCuR&gt;</description>
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        <description>Hi!  This is Tom &amp; Melody and we're the proud owners of a 1974 Apache Hawk.
We bought this trailer in 2005, mostly for our teenage boys to use.  It was in rough shape and was missing most of the interior.  But it was good enough for them to use.  The oldest boy used it 1 time, then it just sat in the driveway.  In 2006 I said that if no one was going to use the trailer, then I would sell it.  After opening it up, my wife fell in love with it and said why don't we fix it up for ourselves.  And so…</description>
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        <description>History

Wilbur Schult started in Elkhart, IN, in 1933 as a dealer for Covered Wagon Trailers and in 35 became the national distributor for Sportsman trailers also in Elkhart.  In March of 36 he bought the Sportsman Trailer Company from its founder, Milo Miller, and changed the name to Schult Trailer Coach which quickly grew to be the largest manufacturer in the world by 1940 with several plants in the US and also in Canada and New Zealand.  Miller went on to start both the Elcar and National tr…</description>
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        <title>scotsman</title>
        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=scotsman&amp;rev=1253767082&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>Owners are looking for a nice large picture of the decal that went on the front of these trailers.  If you have one, please join the yahoogroup and add it in the photos section.  It would be greatly appreciated!


Here is a link with a pic of the logo:
&lt;http://travel.webshots.com/photo/2607664700046332886iZuWve&gt;</description>
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        <title>sears_and_roebucks_allstate</title>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Sears, Roebuck and Company sold many products under the Allstate name, one of which was the 1-wheel trailer. So far at least 4 different models of the Sears (Allstate) trailers have been discovered. The most popular model is affectionately known as the “Tag-a-Long” single wheel trailer. Sears also sold a less popular trailer with a wood box and a metal frame using what appears to be the same frame and wheel assembly. The frame, body and wheel assembly of the third trail…</description>
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        <dc:date>2009-04-15T10:06:09-05:00</dc:date>
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        <description>About Me

One was of a Winged-Home that dated back to the 30's or 40's, other included my Dad's place of business in East Lansing, MI and Florida and a picture of my grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sellhorn by a Alma trailer.

Carlton Sellhorn - crsmxs2806@juno.com</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information


Serro Scotty trailers were built from 1957 until April, 1997, when the plant in Irwin, Pennsylvania burned down. The plant later reopened in Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania, but never again to make travel trailers. Today, known as Mobile Concepts by Scotty, they manufacture fire safety “houses”.
 
Due to their easy availability, low cost, and the increasing population of retiring baby boomers, there has been a resurgence of popularity for these small trailers that can be to…</description>
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        <description>History

The Shasta Trailer Company started out in 1941 by building mobile home trailers for the US Armed Forces in a Los Angeles, California plant. After WWII, they sold mobile homes under the Cozy Cruiser brand. 1952 was the first year for the Shasta brand to roll off the assembly line in Van Nuys. Models from 14' to 35' were offered. The boom in mobile homes and travel trailers was in full swing and the public couldn't get enough of the Shasta brand. In April of 1958, Shasta opened the Goshen…</description>
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        <description>History

From 1946 to 1948, the Curtiss-Wright airplane engine manufacturer produced trailer coaches.  In 1949, the company sold the design rights to Silver Streak partners Kenny Neptune, James “Pat” Patterson, and Frank Polido.  In the 1957, Neptune and Polido bought out their partner Patterson.  Patterson then founded the Streamline Trailer Mfg. Co.</description>
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        <description>Silverdome, Inc., A division of Kozy Coach, Was established in 1924 and began production in 1931, in Berrien Springs Mi. Sometime, post world war II, production was moved to Kalamazoo Mi. They shipped about twenty five coaches a month and in 1961 production was completely discontinued.</description>
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        <title>skylark</title>
        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=skylark&amp;rev=1193653769&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>Manufacturer Information

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        <description>History

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        <description>Manufacturer Information

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1996

sle

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        <description>Avion Manufacturing Benton Harbor Mi.

1960

Holiday Twin

Standard Twin Bed

===== Gas Electric Fridge, Stove, furnace =====Unlike an Airstream, this trailer was built with an aluminum skin on the inside as well as the outside-insulation sandwiched between layers.  Very well constructed.</description>
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        <description>History

The Spartan Aircraft Company was founded in 1928 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The history of Spartan has its roots in oil .Two years before Oklahoma gained statehood in 1905, an oil gusher named the No.1 Ida Glenn sprung up southeast of Tulsa. This gusher turned out to be a giant oil reserve big enough to establish future companies such as Getty, Gulf, Standard Oil, (now Exxon), Sinclair and Skelly. 
The teens and twenties were a time of great opportunities. America was moving into the “modern” …</description>
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        <description>I am selling (with great distress!)my 1957 Sportcraft. It is not restored, and is located in Ellington, New York. Unfortunately, I am having to move this summer and just can't take this with me. If any body is interested in purchasing contact silverside58@yahoo.com.</description>
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        <description>History

Manufacturer Information

Sportcraft Travel Trailer Inc.
Box 181, Cortland, Ohio

Factory Locations: Orangeville, Ohio and Clearwater, Florida




Years built

From 1955 to 1959

Models

Sportcraft “15” - 15ft traditional small canned ham style trailer</description>
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        <description>Stanley Trailer



History



Manufacturer Information

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1958-1960

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15', 18', 20',23',26'



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Stanley Trailer

Timeless Travel Trailers</description>
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        <description>Tin Can Tourists Wiki

Help us create documentation about all of the different trailer manufacturers

This is intended to allow people find information about their trailer and manufacturer, or if it isn't listed yet - place what you know for other owners be able to see. Check out the page dedicated to your trailer and edit it to add any bits of information you have learned.</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Looking for source information.
Sterling Company manufactured Corvette model trailers?
Years made?: 1957, 1958, 1959
City of manufacturer? El Monte, CA?
Any additional info appreciated.
Posted by: cku1@verizon.net

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        <description>Manufacturer Information

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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Vega campers went out of business in 1978

Awheelcamper

paneling

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Bunkbeds in rear

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        <description>Streamline Travel Trailer

I've learned the two partners of Streamline broke off from Airstream, and started Silver Streak, then one decided to use 3 rails foundation instead of just two to go on his own to create Streamline, with belly pan and more support. Some say the best made, but like a Ford, or Chevy man, that might be a personal concept. (Two plants were in production) lifetime warranty, was upheld by the placememt of parts in a warehouse in Elkhart, Indiana, supposably. It was thought t…</description>
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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Sunline Coach Company, Dallas PA


Years built

1978-1983


Models

Sunspot, 10 1/2 ft. long

Interiors

1978 advertisment, 2 pages: &lt;http://www.sunlineclub.com/docs/78sun2.pdf&gt;


Standard Features

1978 advertisement, 2 pages: &lt;http://www.sunlineclub.com/docs/78sun2.pdf&gt;</description>
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        <description>Superior Travel Trailer

Hello from Bob and Doris Huff, Charlottesville, VA.  We own a 1953 Superior Travel Trailer that is 16' in length.  We know absolutely nothing about it other than it looks cool, particularly with two porthole doors.  We plan to tow it with a 1950 custom Mercury.  It seems very similar to the 1954 Yellowstone in the RV Hall of Fame Museum.  If anyone knows ANYTHING about this trailer or the company, we'd love to hear about it.  Contact us at ratrodmoco@yahoo.com.</description>
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        <description>History

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Aaron Congleton  
Denver Colorado
apcongleton at yahoo dot com

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        <description>“Never Garaged, Wasn't Meant To BE!”

1953 Airstream Flying Cloud (21') Named “Miss Molly”.




We purchased this trailer in August of 2007.  I dragged it off of a sheep farm here in Oregon.  It had been sitting in the mud and muck for well over 15 years.  The inside was crammed full of stuff. You could not step in to it and you could not see the dinette table  The pile of debris went from the front window to the back.  As a consumate 'Horse trader' I was pleased with my purchase and eager to cl…</description>
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        <description>The Road to Enlightenment

The Tin Can Tourists were organized at Desoto Park, Tampa, Florida, in 1919. They received the official state charter a year later. The groups stated objective was “to unite fraternally all autocampers”. Their guiding principles were clean camps, friendliness among campers, decent behavior and to secure plenty of clean, wholesome entertainment for those in camp. The group known for the soldered tin can on their radiator caps grew rapidly during the twenties and thirtie…</description>
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        <description>We get lots a emails about the website as well:

Hello,

I just wanted to take a minute and thank you for your website.  As a frequent lurker over the last few years since we bought our '54 Canned Ham yours was the first place I looked to place an ad when we decided to find it a new home.  The trailer sold this morning to a wonderful gentleman and his wife to be used on fly fishing trips.  We're so thrilled that it could go to someone that will love it as much as we did.  Your website is a wonde…</description>
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        <description>To use this template - click on “edit this page” and select the text below and copy onto the page you create for your trailer manufacturer.
If you have any questions, send me an email - &lt;webmaster@tincantourists.com&gt;
RICHARD



Angelus



History

El Monte, Ca.</description>
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        <description>History

Manufacturer Information

Years built

As early as 1948, entitled Terry Rambler”. 


As early as 54, titled “Terco” probably for Terry Company. Late model Terrys still available.

Models

1948 Terry Rambler:
A “canned ham” configuration trailer with a length of 12'(including the tongue)</description>
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        <description>David Thornburg

I was born in '42 in Cincinnati, the only child of older (near 40) parents.  The folks were en route to Georgia from Fort Wayne, in a '40 Schult Master. Ohio was their return point every spring.  Winters, they raised me on trailer parks in six or seven states; thirteen schools by the eighth grade.</description>
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        <description>Tin Can Tourists Spring Rally Coming to Camp Dearborn from the the Dearborn News Online


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Tin Can Tourists return to Manatee By WENDY DAHLE - Special to the Herald
MANATEE
A bird bath constructed of a toilet plunger at the front of John “Canner” Culp’s 1947 Westcraft Coronado Coach was the first evidence he was no ordinary camper at Lake Manatee State Park….</description>
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        <description>This was posted in the TCT forums - Thanks to Jim of Truly Vintage Trailers for taking the time to put down this information


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We received a call today from someone seeking transport of a 45 ft. long vintage trailer/mobile home.

We average about 5 calls a week from people seeking advice on towing older coaches and travel trailers Question</description>
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        <description>Trailer Industries

Manufacturer Information

TRAILER INDUSTRIES, INC.

2310 ROSEMEAD BLVD.

EL MONTE, CALIFORNIA

Years built

Models

1959 MODELS INCLUDE:

15', 16' GEM

17'6”, 18', 21', 22', 25' JEWEL

30' IMPERIAL

18' Windsor added and the 15' Gem dropped for 1960</description>
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        <description>San Rafael CA

1961 - 1963

Rolling Cottage

Sleeping and Storage area

Fully Fiberglass Trailer, featuring skirted fenders and a removable Row Boat on roof

$895.00 New



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        <description>Manufacturer Information

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Models

Interiors

Standard Features

Unique features/Options

Prices

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        <link>http://www.tincantourists.com/wiki/doku.php?id=travco&amp;rev=1209489216&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>History

RAY FRANK
FATHER OF THE MOTORHOME

In 1958, Ray Frank, owner of a small trailer manufacturing company in Brown City, Michigan, a small town north of Detroit, on Michigan’s east coast, designed and built a small custom “house car”, as self-propelled RVs had been identified since they were first conceived about 40 years earlier.  It was a vehicle that he intended solely for his family’s personal use and enjoyment.  He and his family called it their “motor-home”.  The coach was unique, at …</description>
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Looks a bit like a bad wreck between a travel trailer and an F250 but is very cool. Fun to travel in because people always ask about what the hell it is. One of 38 made by the Travel-On Co. in Portland. Top Quality components, good condition for its age, birch interior with very little water damage, most things work. The 1963 Mercury 390 runs like new.</description>
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        <description>Burbank, Ca.

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Traveleze was one of the very first companies to make and sell travel trailers. It was founded in 1931 by Kenneth Dixon in LA. He sold direct on the street until 1936 when he began to build a dealer body. During and after W.W.II the trailers were shipped and sold as an assemble it yourself kit. In 1947, a production factory was built in Burbank and grew rapidly to having five plants. Traveleze was the first trailer to offer a gas refrigerator, built the first truck camper …</description>
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        <description>If you're creating a page about a brand of trailer/rv, you can use the teamplate below to get you started or feel free to delete this all and be as creative as you'd like.



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Travelo trailers were produced by Raymond Products Co. of Saginaw, Michigan

Here is a story about a 1936 Travelo:
travelogue with pictures of a 1937 trip in a 1936 travelo being towed by a 1932 oldsmobile

The full story with pictures:
Full Story - 6Meg PDF file</description>
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        <description>From the original manuscripts of Samuel A. Esser

Introduction by Paul Dobbin

In 1937, My Grandfather, Samuel A. Esser bought a new 17 foot Travelo travel trailer for a family trip across the United States.  With his wife and his 20-year old daughter, (my grandmother and my mother) he had the adventure of a lifetime with his family.  He kept a log of this 7000 mile adventure that’s still interesting to this day.</description>
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Built in Ontario, Canada

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Scanned from Airstream Forum member Doug1939:

HISTORY FROM PERSONAL EXPERIENCE AND INFO. GATHERED OVER THE YEARS. 

A gentleman by the name of Mr. Wragge, apparently started the Caravel Coach Company (manufacturer of Travelux trailers) at 15 Jutland Drive, Toronto in 1966. The manufacturing began the next year in an industrial complex in Aurora (north of Toronto). I purchased my 22' Travelux in 1967 from Russell Church Mobile Homes in Barrie…</description>
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Trophy: I do not know the specific model.  Mine is a 1976, 28 feet, fully contained.  I purchased it in the fall of 2005 as a “deer hunters special”.  I gutted the trailer and completely updated it.  I've seen Trophy trailers in yards and in campgrounds.  E-mail address is mlautenbach@sbcglobal.net</description>
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Trotwood Trailers, Inc. began offering assembly line travel trailers to the public in earnest in 1930, however, a 1936 sales booklet also states, that, “More and more trailerists are judging trailer coaches by.....the fundamental designs pioneered by Trotwood officials as early as 1920, when they first introduced them to America, in a side-door travel coach having two lower double beds, one at each end, and having the cabinets, refrigerator, stove, dining table and other conveniences c…</description>
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ULTRA VAN: Motorhome of the Future, Built in the Past

by Norm Helmkay

Motor camping is by no means a recent innovation; there are articles in the early years of this century covering motor camping. Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, Harvey Firestone, and John Burroughs regularly camped together in motorized vehicles from the early teens until the twenties.</description>
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Right after World War Two (1945) United Manufacturing came to Williamston Michigan to build Mobile Homes.  The driving force in bringing the factory to Williamston was Wes Young. They built the plant on the corner of Corvin &amp; West Grand River. The peak of production, UM had about 100 workers and was a great place to work.  Over the years, mostly in the late 50's and  60's, under poor management the factory closed. The building being vacant mysteriousl burnt down in 1962. The property is…</description>
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Built in New Hudson, Michigan, Since 1931

Manufactured by the Vagabond company, the aluminum clad trailer, has a hobo bearing a bundle on a stick as its logo.


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        <description>ended 1978

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AWeeelcamper  Rear bunk beds

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paneling and vinyl floors

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This is a molded 1968 19'(?) fiberglass Class A, made in Banning CA. Mine has Wide block 318cc. Auto Trans.(overhauled). PS. The only problem I have had with it, is that the luggage rack bolts started to leak. Removed and replaced luggage rack, and redid the holes, and those for the ladder, with fiberglass, and sealed new bolts. No more leak. Penny.</description>
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        <description>Apache and Ted Williams Tent Popups (name/series) distributed by Sears
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Vesely Manufacturing Company

At one time Vesely camping trailers had 40% of the folding trailer market. They had a very strong dealer organization of some 400 dealers, country wide and their own distribution chain of over-the-road hauling trailers and tractors to move the trailers, 9 or 10 at a time, to the dealers.  The company had its folding camper division at its original location in in Lapeer, …</description>
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&lt;http://www.angib.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/teardrop/tear00.htm&gt;</description>
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        <description>Sometime ago we questioned members about the utilization of vintage plates in vintage trailers. Many checked with the various state departments and there was a wide range of rules and regulations. Many states do not allow original plates on vintage rigs, and some states depending on which bureau you asked gave completely different answers.</description>
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        <description>October 2008 I insured my 1955 aluminum airframe 15' travel trailer for $25K, comprehensive, collision, $500 deductible by Progressive Insurance.  Simple, easy phone call for binder, followed up with documentation (including appraisal.)  The annual cost is $285. Liability, I believe, should be handled with an umbrella policy. Michael Katz &lt;spartanacious@mac.com&gt;</description>
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        <description>Silver Palaces by Doug Keister

Book Description

Vintage and modern-day photographs and advertisements add depth to Silver Palaces: America's Streamlined Trailers, a must-have book for this fall. It is historically significant for those who suffer from wanderlust, some fulfilled by owning and traveling with a “silver palace,” or perhaps owning an older model that's been rebuilt and refurbished. With a simple, historical beginning, the streamlined trailer got its start. There were challenges in …</description>
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        <description>Please add any places you know where you can rent or stay in a vintage travel trailer


We found this park some years ago. Our friends stayed there and quite enjoyed it. Very close to the ocean. It is called the Souwester lodge. Check out the photos
 
&lt;http://www.souwesterlodge.com/#TchTch&gt;</description>
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        <description>The goal of this page is to highlight resources that can assist anyone who is in the middle or about to embark on a vintage trailer restoration project. This is not for the faint of heart and you might need some help, even if you are handy with the hammer. If you have a resource (websites, books, products, companies, experts, etc) that you'd like to contribute, please edit this page and share with others.</description>
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        <description>&lt;http://www.myfoxtampabay.com/myfox/pages/News/Detail?contentId=5386458&amp;version=1&amp;locale=EN-US&amp;layoutCode=TSTY&amp;pageId=3.2.1&gt;
 
The link above is to an article about Bate's RV outside Tampa, Florida. It is Frank Bates version of Cadillac Ranch, a famous art installation in Amarillo, Texas.  Seven and a half Airstream Trailers were planted upright in a field near Exit 14 of Interstate 4.</description>
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        <description>{{&lt;http://www.mlive.com/outdoors/index.ssf/2009/01/take_a_tour_of_ken_fabers_vint.html&gt;]]

Yes, a 1974 Volkswagen Beetle can haul a 5th wheel. You just have to see it to believe it.

&lt;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56XL0TysIn0&gt;

Doug Keister on CH 2 Television with a couple teardrops and a canned ham trailer</description>
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Haberdash Vintage The Mobile Vintage Clothing Boutique…

Have hip threads, will travel “They said whatever you do, we’ll follow you,’’ Chase, 28, said. And then it came to her: start a traveling vintage store. The next morning she was on eBay, bidding on old trailers.</description>
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        <description>This is a company located in Salt Lake City, Utah. They made truck campers and towable tent trailers. I have a 1969 Vistaliner Pop-up or Folding Tent Trailer. 

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Vistaliner Tent trailer, 1969. Owners: All are related - 1980-84, Andy and Karen Leavitt, Santa Maria, Ca. 1984-88, Charles G. and Lori Aker, Perris, Ca. 1988-present, A.R. and Britta Hamrick, Burb…</description>
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        <description>El Rey Trailers, Inc. 11164 East Rush St. El Monte, Ca.

1957-1959

As far as I know there isn't different models

Living/dining room in front, kitchen/bathroom/4 closets in center, rear bedroom

Large bathroom with full size RV tub, lots of storage space, full size fridge and oven(we are taking out)

Nice to have that private bedroom in back

I'm guessing they were priced like an airstream, they are an exact replication except for the bathroom and private bedroom

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Blue Bird



Photo provided by &lt;http://www.vintagebirds.com/&gt; 

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1963 til Present

For Detail see &lt;http://www.vintagebirds.com/&gt;

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Wanderlodge us
&lt;http://wanderlodge.us&gt;

Wanderlodge Owners Group
&lt;http://www.wanderlodgeownersgroup.com/forums/&gt;</description>
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Westcraft Trailer incorporated
3221 San Fernando Road
Los Angeles 41, California
Phone: ALbany 1164

2nd location - According to the manufacturers plate on our 1950 Coronado
Westcraft Manufacturing CO.
3910 Cohasset ST.
Burbank, Calif.

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The George T. Hall Company (GTH) was established in 1932 by George Hall and his mother as a small distributor of trailer, butane and heaters in West Los Angeles which soon grew to be one of the major trailer distributors in Southern Califor…</description>
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        <description>There seems to be scarce information on Westerner trailers. Here is a 12' that looked like a Shasta at first glance. Many of the interior components and layout aspects seem identical to the Shastas of that year. Rumor has it that this manufacturer was purchased by Shasta at some point in the 1950s.</description>
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        <description>Why a TCT Wiki


The Wiki is the newest addition to the Tin Can Tourists Website. Although the name may sound silly, Wiki is one of the latest Internet buzzwords and when you fully understand it, you'll see why we believe it's a good fit for this.

First, the history of Wiki. A wiki is a web application designed to allow multiple authors to add, remove, and edit content. The multiple author capability of wikis makes them effective tools for mass collaborative authoring. Wikipedia, an online ency…</description>
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        <description>Manufactured in Comanche, Texas

1973 ?

5 th wheel ( gooseneck)

Interiors

===== bath with shower,standard appliances, vinyl flooring, propane light, 110v &amp; 12v, 3-way fridge, gas w/heater, roof air, queen bed, table made bed, dual axle, 26'.


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        <description>Williams Manufacturing Arlington, Tx

1972???

Scamper

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        <description>History

&lt;http://www.winnebagoind.com/&gt;

Winnebago Industries has a history of innovation and quality dating back to 1958. 

Early History



Winnebago Industries was formed in Forest City, Iowa, as a community project. In the early 1950s local businesspeople were eager to establish factory jobs for those leaving farms to seek work in Minneapolis or beyond. The town--with a population of 2,500 in 1955--formed a trust, the Forest City Industrial Development, to attract industrial ventures to thei…</description>
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        <description>If you're creating a page about a brand of trailer/rv, you can use the teamplate below to get you started or feel free to delete this all and be as creative as you'd like.



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Some owners

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If your building a TCT Member Page - we'd like to know about you, your family, your travels, your trailer, what do you pull it with, what rallies to you attend, why you love vint…</description>
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        <description>In 1945, Elmer Weaver organized the Yellowstone Coach Co. in Wakarusa. The Yellowstone travel trailer was built and sold in Wakarusa Indiana. Yellowstone trailers were well built and the travel trailer of choice for carnival employees.

Manufacturer Information

Yellowstone was one of the very few companies that didn't venture into the larger type mobile homes. Here is their 1955 23-footer with 1-bedroom with complete bathroom and kitchen.</description>
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        <description>====== BRAND NAME HERE ======Yukon Delta
===== Manufacturer Information =====Elkhart IN.
===== Years built =====early/mid 60's


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===== Some owners =====Mike &amp; Sandy Muffley La Crosse IN&gt;</description>
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        <description>History


Zimmer of Detroit

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        <description>Manufacturer Information

Built in Clinton, South Carolina


Years built

1964 -- 1966


Models

Interiors

The letter “Z” is cut into the closet wall.
Birch paneling inside. 
Ice box, fresh water tank with hand pump at sink. 
Humphrey gas light. 3 burner Magic Chef stove top.</description>
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        <description>Built in Elkhart IA.

History

Zollinger was always a very well equiped trailer with many features not found in most other companys standard feature lists.

Manufacturer Information

1955 thru?

Years built

Models


.

Interiors

Standard Features

I have a 1960 VAKASHUNETTE that FEATURED A 3 BURNER Magic Chef stove,electric fridge,electric brakes,16 gal.fresh water tank w/hand crank kitchen faucet,citey water hoockup,Humphry,s gas light,3 electric lights,2 110 outlets and center folding dinett…</description>
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