For 27 years, Sierra Trailer Restoration has been a beacon for vintage trailer enthusiasts, specializing in the delicate art of bringing classic aluminum-skinned, riveted construction trailers back to life. This isn’t just a repair shop; it’s a place where iconic Airstream, Canned Ham, Teardrop, and Bowlus models are transformed from forgotten relics into better-than-new condition masterpieces.
The secret to their longevity and reputation lies in a philosophy where “Old World Craftsmanship marries New World Technology.” This means honoring the original construction techniques—the meticulous riveting and metal shaping that defined these classic designs—while integrating modern materials and engineering for enhanced durability and performance. The result is a trailer that retains its nostalgic charm but functions with the reliability of a modern machine.
Sierra Trailer Restoration tackles projects of all scales, from minor cosmetic fixes to extensive, ground-up restorations. Their expertise extends to handling most types of collision damage, whether it’s a simple bumper scratch or a major structural repair. The team’s deep understanding of the unique properties of aluminum construction ensures every repair maintains the structural integrity and aesthetic of the original design.
For owners of vintage trailers, the prospect of a restoration can be daunting. The aging aluminum, potential hidden water damage, and sourcing period-correct parts require a specialist touch. Sierra Trailer Restoration provides that precise expertise, offering a comprehensive service that covers every detail, from the chassis up to the final polish.
If you dream of hitting the open road in a beautifully restored piece of history, the specialists at Sierra Trailer Restoration are ready to help. Discover their portfolio and service offerings by visiting their website to learn more about their restoration process and how they can restore your vintage trailer to its former glory at Sierra Trailer Restoration. They are the trusted experts in preserving a unique slice of American travel history.
