Hello from So. Oregon

[torahleigh]

Thank you so much for the add!

Hello, My name is Torah and I'm from Grants Pass, Oregon.
A couple yrs ago I ended up with an old, but oh so cute lil' trailer. I acquired it from a friend who was about to scrap it. I've always dug vintage trailers and I enjoy fixing up, repurposing and restoring stuff, despite my lack of knowledge and/or experience. So why not? Haha...
Well, in the last 2 yrs I've done little to nothing with the trailer and I've learned almost as much about it . In fact, what I've learned is that I literally know absolutely nothing about it. I don't know the make, model, as well as the year and I can't seem to find a single word or #, not even a letter, anywhere on the trailer.
I'm in dire need of some help, ideas, suggestions or thoughts anyone has would be awesome and much appreciated!
Please Help me get my trailer back it's identity!

[jondbar628]

Welcome aboard Tora...........Unfortunately, I can't help with the identification, but some on this forum have been towing since horses & oxen towed the conestoga's across the Oregon Trail .posting.php?mode=reply&f=40&t=67480# Somebody will at least identify its lineage for you, if not the actual model.......doug

[jondbar628]

Oops, meant to get a BIG smilie on there, but screwed up! (again)

[torahleigh]

Thank u Doug

[Roly Nelson]

Hi Torah, welcome to the forum. Vintage trailers are very interesting, and it looks like you have found one that needs a "little" work. I have rebuilt a 56 Kenskill, and it is a rewarding experience. I suggest you check out the Hall of Fame, found at the top of the home page. Good luck on your efforts, remember, ask questions, take pics and post em.
Roly, the So Calif woody TD guy ~~