A Big Shiny One From the William Ward Studio
William Ward is a one man show in Northern California. He focuses on quality over quantity. One, maybe two trailers…
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An Uncommon Pair is Revered at Rallies
Sal Scolaro of Toluca Woods, CA stole the show at rallies with this set-up! His site was is decked out…
An Alaskan Aspen with 120 Hours of Elbow Grease
We live in Wasilla, AK, and I did all of the restoration of this 1977 Aspen trailer myself. I come…
1948 Trailercraft Gets A New Look
This time capsule has been a part of our family for a decade. It was featured in our first book,…
Wrap it Up- Vinyl Wrap Your Trailer
Painting your trailer is not the only option for updating the exterior. Two other commonly used alternatives are replacing the…
1968 Phoenix Callao A Labor of Love
Our 1968 Phoenix Callao was a true labor of love, as most vintage campers usually are. She was a $900…
1950 Westcraft; a Painted Treasure
Westcraft trailers were known for using high-quality building materials and for painting their aluminum shells in bright and bold colors.…
1968 Fireball Survivor
This 16’ survivor was Jeff and Richelle Shorts’ first trailer restoration. They did most of the work on the trailer…
All in the Family
My wife Lori and I both remember camping with our families in big green canvas tents. This seemed to be…