toploader1984
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fully restored 1959 fleetwood mallard trailer
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whirlcool
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I absolutely love the drapery & pillow cover material. A true camper for those "weekends with the boys". And it even has heat for winter time camping!
cehalstead
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remember......
trailer brakes first! (for those of you not Lucy/Desi fans, I'll 'splain later....)
trailer brakes first! (for those of you not Lucy/Desi fans, I'll 'splain later....)
It's a beauty, although my taste tends to run more along the Airstream line.
The restoration seems very thorough. The only thing I wonder about is that they don't mention that they did anything to renew the gasketing/caulking around the exterior joins, windows, doors, etc. They say it has no water damage because it was never driven a lot. I wonder if once it's driven that the joints will loosen up and start to leak because the sealing material is old and hardened. Just wondering.
In any case it's out of my price range and I'm not looking for a trailer anyway. I have a panel van that could do for camping in inclement weather (once I fix the windshield leaks, that is!).
The restoration seems very thorough. The only thing I wonder about is that they don't mention that they did anything to renew the gasketing/caulking around the exterior joins, windows, doors, etc. They say it has no water damage because it was never driven a lot. I wonder if once it's driven that the joints will loosen up and start to leak because the sealing material is old and hardened. Just wondering.
In any case it's out of my price range and I'm not looking for a trailer anyway. I have a panel van that could do for camping in inclement weather (once I fix the windshield leaks, that is!).
