Towing Small; Bigger Isn’t Always Better
Small is the economical way for anyone interested in owning a vintage trailer to get involved with this expanding hobby.…
Month: November 2025
A Mystery Trailer Puzzle
Some pieces of the puzzle of the popular Mystery Trailer, owned by vintage trailer and motorcycle guru and collector Vince…
Flying Miz Daisy a ’52 Aljoa
Growing up in rural Pennsylvania with generations of people who lived off the land must have left an imprint. It…
Rebuilding a Classic: John and Connie Palmer’s 1948 Spartanette
John and Connie Palmer of Santa Ana, California, recently completed a stunning three-year restoration of their 1948 Spartanette. The project…
Universal Beauty: A Rare Breadloaf Trailer Restored by William Ward Studios
William Ward Studios of Chico, California, has once again brought a piece of vintage Americana back to life with the…
Celebrating Friendship, Food, and Vintage Trailering
Vintage trailering has been part of our lives since around the year 2000, when my wife Susan and I had…
Why Rally Cancellation Fees Exist (and Why They’re Fair)
For many of us, a vintage trailer rally is one of the highlights of the year — a chance to…
When to Call the Pros — Professional Holding Tank Cleaning for Vintage Trailers
Even with excellent DIY maintenance, there comes a time when your trailer’s holding tanks need a professional touch. A professional…
1972 Toronado RV Custom Chick Magnet
Paul Lacitinola, the publisher of Vintage Camper Trailers Magazine, is often asked how he finds vintage camper trailers. Paul’s answer…