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This camper has been in our family since new, bought by my father. Been all over the US and Canada over the years, and never had a license plate! Lightweight and could be pulled by any car, even a 3 wheel motorcycle (I pulled to Canada and western US with a Toyota Tercel). Nearly new canvas cost $940. Would like to find a new home as it could serve many more years!

Hello everyone, Thank you in advance for considering me. Let me tell you a little about myself. My parents were Emil and Ed Sokolis from Sebastopol California who opened Sokolis Brothers Manufacturing Co. in 1946. They closed the shop around 1965, having designed and built about 2,000 of my brothers and sisters. They tell me that I was born about 1949 (maybe earlier) as indicated by my early model sequence number of 144. Over the years I have lost touch with many of my siblings, so they tell me that I am among a very few that have survived. I…

Themed as: “The Beach House" This "canned ham" style of trailer was built in the VERY early years of Cardinal. Unlike most 1950's trailer manufacturers Cardinal is STILL in business building large 5th wheels. Because this cool vintage trailer is so rare from a major manufacturer we made the decision to tear it down to the absolute "bare bones" and build a brand new vintage trailer. After all, if it's going to be a "Beach House" it had better be water tight and warm. And that it is:-) From a design perspective it is truly round not having the slightest…

“The Good Life” Imagine it is 1934. The 1929 Depression and Wall Street crash just ended. The country is trying its best to recover from the worst financial crisis in the history of the United States. A big percentage of the country is out of work. There are homeless people everywhere. There are bread lines in some places for the fortunate few who are able to find them. Most of the country does not own a car…let alone a vacation trailer. Pension plans, paid retirement, paid holidays, Social Security, vacation days…NONE of this has been invented yet. People did not…

1950 Fleetwood Sporter. This is the first camper produced by Fleetwood. 12 foot long and 1,100 lbs this canned ham style camper is easy to tow. Mostly original and beautifully restored. Features: wood flooring, propane wall heater, roof vent, ample storage inside and outside, 120 volt multi plug outlet, indoor lights, outdoor running lights, galley kitchen with sink, ice box, pull out cutting board, 3 burner portable propane stove, and ample drawers & cabinets, 2 seat dinette folds into a bed with drawer below, large bed with bunk bed above and drawer below. Comes with portable air conditioner not pictured.…