Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

vintage 1937 Pierce-Arrow Model B Travelodge. 20'. Located in Springfield oregon
Link to cragslist http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/rvs/2855682154.html


1937 Pierce-Arrow Model B Travelodge. 20'. Extremely rare."Ground up" renovation. Updated from original amenities to: Birch interior, refrigerator with freezer, three burner stove with oven, electric water pump, hot water heater, propane furnace, toilet, shower, tanks for fresh water, gray water and black water. In addition, we upgraded to an axle with electric brakes. Replaced entire 12 volt and 120 volt electrical system with power converter. Also equipped with a custom made striped canvas awning. A very unique trailer that never fails to generate a lot of interest. Shown in the 2006 Pierce-Arrow Society Annual Meet.

the asking price is 11,900 the price is a lot lower than what they were asking before. lot of trailer for the price


mike

That's a great bargain at that price! Doug

That's a great bargain at that price! Doug

I e-mailed them about the trailer, sounds like they are in the need for cash, i have seen the trailer up close and the price it is well below what it is really worth, tried to come up with the cash but we just remodeled the kitchen and installed a new roof on the house along with having the house painted in the last 6 months and i just purchased the 56 Roadmaster a few months ago. told the wife she could buy it for me no answer yet

Mike

I wish I had the spare coin. The Pierce Arrow Travelodge is my favorite bread loaf trailer. Somebody will get themselves quite a bargain.

So near and yet so far (financially)

mvperini wrote:That's a great bargain at that price! Doug

I e-mailed them about the trailer, sounds like they are in the need for cash, i have seen the trailer up close and the price it is well below what it is really worth, tried to come up with the cash but we just remodeled the kitchen and installed a new roof on the house along with having the house painted in the last 6 months and i just purchased the 56 Roadmaster a few months ago. told the wife she could buy it for me no answer yet

Mike

I used to have a '56 Roadmaster. I sold it for $50 But that was 40 some odd years ago

I used to have a '56 Roadmaster. I sold it for $50 But that was 40 some odd years ago

Car? or travel Trailer? i also owned a few 1950s buicks when i was younger, what i just bought was a 1956 Roadmaster 18ft vintage trailer


Mike

If it wasn't 2000+ miles away, I would have to think seriously about it. Although SWMBO would probably put an end to that foolishness.

Tom

mvperini wrote:I used to have a '56 Roadmaster. I sold it for $50 But that was 40 some odd years ago

Car? or travel Trailer? i also owned a few 1950s buicks when i was younger, what i just bought was a 1956 Roadmaster 18ft vintage trailer


Mike

My bad.... Should have known it was a trailer. I was talking about the Buick car.

I already own a Travelodge and I don't think I can get it usable for that price. Mine's a Model"C" and needs everything
Ron