Vintage travel trailer. Canadian Ray Orecko invented the Boler travel trailer in the 60’s. In 1972 he offered two franchises. One was in Peace River, Alberta (Glass-Fab). They used the same molds and are virtually identical to Bolers. These original trailer fiberglass molds were eventually sold to a few companies in the US. This evolution created the Scamp, Casita, and Trillium brands of fiberglass trailers in the US.
This 367th trailer made by Glass-Fab for sale:
13-foot
Weighs 1,100 lbs dry and can be pulled by a small car or truck
2nd owner, lightly used, everything is original
Dinette table makes into a full bed
Sofa converts into bunkbeds that will sleep two small children
Two burner propane stove
Sink with clean water tank and hand pump
Propane heater (haven’t used in years)
Hanging clothes closet
Storage under the dinette and sofa benches
All original jalhousie windows and ceiling vent work perfectly
Original full moon hubcaps
Original sales specs. and maintenance logs taped to back of closet door
