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Greetings all, I’m writing a book about 1970’s Shasta trailers, and a large part of it will be identifying trailers. Ads and sales brochures have excellent photos to help identify models for each year. I’ve collected full line dealer catalogs for 1973, 1976-1979 but I can’t seem to track down anything for 1970-72, and 1974-75. Anybody out there have magazine ads, brochures, etc. for these years they would be either willing to scan and share or sell? Thanks in advance!

Available free - but you pay cost of shipping. We don't need this. It's 46" long x 1" square channel piece - perhaps a C channel ?? We custom ordered it from Vintage Trailer Supply and received two instead of just one. It was four years ago and we don't remember where we used it. If you can use it, please send me your zip code and I'll let you know the cost of mailing it to you. Or local pick up if you're in the Chicago area. Hope someone can use it!

New within the past two years: May 2026 - kitchen sink with inset cutting board - kitchen faucet August 2025 - Goodyear Endurance tires - bearings packed - safety chains - roof sealed - interior walls and cabinets painted - all new cabinet hinges and pulls - Mid-Century Modern seat covers with pillows - Sunbrella (lined white) window coverings/curtains - lighting fixtures and outlets w/USB - motion sensor light in closet and bathroom - exterior trailer tool box New in 2024/2025: - fireplace - refrigerator/freezer - vinyl plank flooring - exterior paint - exterior lights Comes with: - 30 AMP…

Vintage 1967 Cardinal 13’ Deluxe Camper Trailer Full bathroom! 1700 pounds, towable with an SUV! Total frame-up restoration in 2019-20! All work beautifully done by a professional restoration shop Shop name and documentation available at the website below or upon request All work photo-documented at www.vintagetrailer.net, Birdie Bloggin’, and at gtservicesvintagetrailers.com/trailer-restoration-projects/1967-cardinal-13-restoration Restoration Work included but not limited to the following: Frame inspection, reinforcement of outriggers, frame painted New metal belly pan Skins removed, walls, roof, and floor entirely rebuilt and insulated New Marmoleum flooring throughout, including storage compartments and under cabinetry All cabinetry rebuilt to match the original layout; painted…

A rare opportunity to own a piece of pre-WW2 history. The Liberty trailer has had a frame up restoration including updating the electrical and mechanical components. The restoration took 3900 hours and was performed at N. Dallas RV. New insulation added as interior paneling was replaced. Interior work was done to reflect exact specifications when the trailer was built in 1941, with the exception of the new refrigerator, A/C unit and toilet. Trailer is barn kept when not traveling Texas and the Southwest. Trailer is located in N. Dallas. Additional photos upon request. $125,000 obo.

A rare 1955 Airstream Safari, a full off the frame restoration. Outside and inside polished, new axile, new 26 gal black and grey tanks. New plumbing and electrical. Has won many awards.

Lovingly restored from the frame up. Clean title in hand. 17 feet bumper to hitch. 3200 lbs. New subfloor, 1/4” birch walls and ceiling. New 12 Volt and 120 Volt inverter system, furnace, electric frig and microwave. City water connection to pump sink. Queen size 6” foam mattress. Dinette converts to twin size bed with new cushions. In keeping with her age no bathroom and original skins. Original door lock. Tires are good and bearings have been repacked.

For sale is my 1959 Tour-A-Home, Model 15. VIN number said it might be a ‘58. It has a clean PA title and is camp ready. Total length is 14 ft. and weighs 2540 lbs. It had water damage and all damage was replaced, no leaks. Has new wiring for 110, foam insulation, VCT tiles and 1/4” plywood for paneling painted green. Has original cabinets, gas stove and working PanelRay heater. Has sink with pump faucet. No tanks or toilet. Has 15 amp hookup but can be changed. It has a 4-flat harness. Has electric brakes but I don’t think…