1963 Kenskill

[Kathy53]

http://goldcountry.craigslist.org/rvs/3339514647.html

It looks pretty decent.

[Gage]

How many times are you going to post this?

[Kathy53]

As far as I remember I just posted this today. It shows it was posted on Craigs List 10/24/12. When have I posted it before?

I see where I posted a 1947 Kenskill back in July from LA. It is no longer on CL.

[Gage]

As far as I remember I just posted this today. It shows it was posted on Craigs List 10/24/12. When have I posted it before?

I see where I posted a 1947 Kenskill back in July from LA. It is no longer on CL.

How about three times today. Although one posting has been removed you still have the same trailer posted twice.
REF: http://tnttt.com/viewtopic.php?f=52&t=52922 (the other posting)

[Kathy53]

Alright now I get you Gage. I gotta watch my copy and paste. Now it is showing the teardrop and not the 63 Kenskill.

[angib]

Wow, that is a real 'picture window' as they were called over here. There's no a lot holding the roof onto the body, is there?

[48Rob]

There's no a lot holding the roof onto the body, is there?

The piano hinge on the door is especially strong!

It would be interesting to know if the company employed steel framing to make up for the lost strength...

Rob

[dmb90260]

There's no a lot holding the roof onto the body, is there?

The piano hinge on the door is especially strong!

It would be interesting to know if the company employed steel framing to make up for the lost strength...

Rob

I do not know of any Kenskill with steel framing but that does not mean they never did it.
From what I have heard what they did do was generally use heavier wood for some of the parts.. 1x2 instead of 1x1 for framing.
For that reason they can be much heavier than comparable trailers. My 15ft is about 2000'# empty.