63 low liner aristocrat

[Kathy53]

It is offical I have gone crazy. I have a nice trailer never mind that it weighs more than I wanted or should be pulling with my outback. I have spotted a 63 low liner aristocrat trailer. Outside looks alright but need new cushions inside, needs the nasty rug pulled up and needs new paneling. I am seriously looking at buying it. It may take me awhile to get it fixed up. Menwhile I will use my plamore to camp around where I live, meanwhile. I don't know about taking it to Sly Park as the elevation is around 3500. It does not have electric brakes that CA requires and I really don't want to get a new vehicle I like my outback. I figure I could sell my plamor and use that money to get the aristocrat fixed up. Maybe have someone fix the aristrcrat and take my trailer for payment. Not that I think that would happen. Maybe 300lb is not that much of a difference. 79 plamor 1600, 63 Aristocrat 1300. Big difference in height. I can touch the top of the Aristocrat and can not the Plamor.

[CarlLaFong]

The Lo-Liner is a great little trailer. My folks bought one, new, in 64 and towed it all over the country. My brother and I were working at a trailer plant, later on in 72 or so and we installed a refrigerator in it for them. My Mom always loved to come out, when camping with friends, eating a Popsicle.
I'm certain theirs had brakes. I remember the old style controller on the steering column of my Dad's truck. I guess they may have been optional. It wouldn't be hard to put brakes on it for a few hundred bucks. I'd love to get my hands on a nice Lo-Liner.

[Kathy53]

When I checked on line it said that the 12 ft low liner weighed 1,300, Copy of an ad. Well when this one was weighed it came up 1,660. So I will not be buying it. Carl if you are interested in it let me know and I will give you his info.

[CarlLaFong]

As much as I'd love to jump on it, the queue of projects, right now, is too long. Plus, my next trailer is going to be a homebuilt.