The Little Yellow Trailer
A 1957 Scotsmen and 1949 Ford. The Ford is Kent’s “baby” and Maria found the trailer in a field close
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7 Tips to Sell Your Vintage Trailer Faster—and for More Money!
Whether you’re parting with your beloved vintage camper or flipping a recent find, selling your trailer can feel overwhelming. But
You’re Ahead with a Kozy Coach Behind
The Rise of Kozy Coach During the late 1920s and into the pre-WWII era, the travel trailer industry flourished despite
Niche Magazines of the Past: Gone but Not Forgotten
In the golden age of print media, niche magazines catered to every imaginable interest. From the obscure to the mainstream,
Remembering Brad Taylor: A Shining Light in the Vintage Trailer Community
Brad Taylor, friend, Owner of Shiny Shacks Restorations, and cherished figure in the vintage trailer community, passed away peacefully. Brad
A 1968 Prowler Rebuilt for Adventure
When this vintage 1968 Prowler trailer was purchased, it initially seemed to be in decent condition. However, upon closer inspection,
A Masterpiece on Wheels: The Custom 1947 Westwoody Tahoe
Vintage trailer restorations are more than just bringing old aluminum and wood back to life—they’re an opportunity to showcase creativity,
Restoring Lil Loafers: A Family’s Vintage Trailer Restoration Story
In the small country town of Hughson, CA, a family has turned their garage into a workshop for restoring vintage
Why Marmoleum Flooring is Perfect for Vintage Trailers
When it comes to restoring or updating a vintage trailer, every detail matters—especially the flooring. Marmoleum has become a favorite