Aljoa Trailers: Built for “Pleasure and Fun”
Aljoa travel trailers rolled onto the American scene in 1945, crafted by Modernistic Industries in Watts, California under the direction…
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From Refugio to Rally Life: A 1964 Field and Stream Finds New Roads
For Gray, a love of camping began early. As a child, he spent countless summers camping with his cousins at…
A Pre-War Gem with a Steampunk Soul: The 1937 Hayes Cruiser
One of the standout trailers at Trailerfest Vintage Trailer Rally was a truly unique piece of rolling art—the 1937 Hayes…
Personalizing Your Vintage Trailer: Theme It or Keep It Flexible?
One of the most enjoyable parts of owning a vintage trailer is making it your own. From bold paint colors…
A Cabin on Wheels: Restoring a 1964 Ideal Trailer
What started as a hopeful find at Trailerfest Vintage Trailer Rally turned into a labor of love for one Tennessee…
From Blank Slate to Vintage Beauty: A 15-Foot Trailer Reimagined
Gord Miller, from Victoria, British Columbia, stumbled upon a mystery on wheels last December—a 15-foot trailer with no clear markings…
A Backyard Dream Becomes Rally Reality: The Owens’ 1963 Bee Line Hornet
After attending the Buellton Vintage Trailer Bash for several years in a modern trailer, Doug and Sue Owen fell head…
Tiny Shiny: A Lil’ Loafer with a Big Story
Meet Tiny Shiny, a beautifully restored 1960 Aristocrat Lil’ Loafer that proves good things really do come in small, shiny…
Certifying Propane Tanks for RVs: What You Need to Know
Whether you’re restoring a vintage trailer or simply maintaining your RV, one critical system that can’t be overlooked is propane.…