Cool old home built

[48Rob]

For sale on E bay (not mine)

E bay auction

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Interesting method of mounting the springs to the frame...

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It appears to be Masonite, in pretty good shape.

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$400.00 Isn't a bad price at all, I'd buy it but Washington is a long, long way from Illinois...

Rob

[Gage]

'Buy-it Now' for $1500 is still not a bad price for a little history. It could go into the late 30's, early 40's.

[dakotamouse]

The husband has it in his head that he would like to rebuild an old teardrop. For $400.........maybe $800 I'd let him give it a try. Fortunately this is in Wa. so I don't have to worry about temptation!

I like the looks of the galley. It would be fun to try to resurect something that old but I'm not willing to buy something long distance without giving it a personal look over.

[satch]

Can't beat the classics. I'd say $1500 is fair.
Lot of history in those babies!

[Miriam C.]

Need I say more. Good luck to the seller!

[Wolffarmer]

It has been re listed for $375

They used the front end of a car. Hope they got the angles set correctly. They also kept the shocks, GOOD.

Looks like the tongue was bolted to the body and maybe to a cross piece over the axle. Looks to me the builder did not do any welding.

[Wild Bill]

Looks like an old truck axle with heavy truck leaf springs, the way the axle is on top leaves very little ground clearance, looks like it needs a LOT of TLC. a whole lot!!! Once you start taking that apart, you might as well start over from scratch and build a new one. Then you will know what you have. Bill