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Vintage Trailer Restoration

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Meet "Lucy Lou"

Little Lucy Lou is the sweetest restored vintage camper around and she is ready to hit the open road on your families next adventure! This camper has been given a lot of love, with new interior & exterior paint, custom made faux suede cushions, new laminate flooring, new refrigerator, new curtain rods and upgraded decor. Vintage flare has been preserved &/or restored with the addition of wings, moon caps, light pink stove and original Jalousie windows, which allows for excellent airflow. This 'lil gem has 4 leveling jacks attached to the corners of the trailer frame for easy use & they don't take up precious storage space.

Camper has exterior light & electrical outlets for outdoor enjoyment, which is rare for that time period. The original dinette table can be used inside or out for your preferred dining experience. An awning rail is attached for a custom awning if you want an outdoor shaded area in the future. All electrical has all been tidied up & works properly. The original water tank is still in working order. All windows, seams and roof have been resealed and there are no leaks. Tires are in good condition & a spare is included. Back couch & dinette areas lower into beds…sleeps 3 adults comfortably or 2 adults/ 2 small children or fur babes etc. Lots of storage in benches, over heads cabinets & closet. Body is approx 14' long & is super light weight which makes towing through the mountains a dream! Clean Colorado Title. Currently located in Eagle, CO.

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Meet "Sapphire"

This little camper is a 68' Woodsman and she is pretty rare. As far as I know, this company only made them for a few years and there wasn't a lot of information on it. She looked neglected and and a little sad when I got her. But after nearly 160 hours of blood, sweat and tears, she is now a natural beauty. Sapphire has been given a lot of love with new interior & exterior paint, brand new tires, new flooring, new upper bunk bed, new ceiling, water sealed roofing protection, new rear window, new gas tanks & expanded closet / storage space. Some of the original vintage flare was preserved with its gold light fixtures, decorative cabinet hardware, original water tank, attached leveling jacks on the frame (so convenient), exterior storage cabinet access and the incredibly rare colored appliances that fade from teal to dark blue.
 

She found a wonderful home deep in the Northwoods... and with her lake house theme and decor, it seems like a match made in heaven.

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Meet "Lil' Nellie"

  Look at this adorable little nugget! Lil Nellie is a 1949 Crown Travel Trailer and the oldest camper I have ever owned! Her insides were rotten, so thankfully the previous owner had taken the skin off and completely rebuilt her from the studs out. But esthetically she was a hot mess on the inside. She was rebuilt with scrap pieces of wood that the owner had laying around his yard. All her cabinet doors and drawers were mix matched with different color wood and textures. Her floor was pieced together and peeling up. She was literally filled with junk. I knew she had so much potential so I  took her back down to the bones and rebuilt her with a more esthetic eye. I made her inner & outer beauty shine once again just like she did in her glory days! She found her happy home!

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Meet "Roxy"

  On a summer's afternoon drive in Eagle, Colorado I spotted this little gem way back in a field. I wanted to learn more about her & see if I could talk the owner into selling her. I left a note at the front door... and a month later I got the call that he would be willing to let her go. That day Roxy was all mine. She is a 1969 Terry Camper Trailer. I gave her lots of love with a cool retro vibe to accent those priceless turquoise appliances, groovy wheel wells & funky moon hubcaps. Roxy was my first trailer renovation & during her transformation I became obsessed with these vintage campers! At that time, I didn't have a place to store her long term so I wanted to find her a loving home. Roxy was highly sought after & within 3 days the new owners purchased her sight unseen! They were so happy to take her home... it was bittersweet to see here head down the open road.

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Meet "Equity"
 

1969 Yellowstone Vintage Camper Trailer. "Equity" is a true time capsule. She had been parked indoors all her life, so she was in excellent condition for her age. I didn't have the heart to mess with her too much & decided to let her original vintage flair shine. From the orange and red retro fabric cushions, funky laminate flooring, vintage backsplash and gold hardware... she takes you back to an era when life was simple. I treated and conditioned all the wood elements, got all the appliances and toilet in working order, gave her a deep clean and spruced her up with those special finishing touches. She found a happy home!

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Meet "Shaka Girl"

My very own, 1969 Shasta Airflyte! I originally tried buying this camper knowing it would be the perfect size and layout as my mobile boutique! Then the owner pulled it off the market and decided not to sell her. I was crushed. But low and behold, a few months later I saw it for sale again & I rushed at the chance to buy her. Out of all the trailers I have purchased, she was the roughest both esthetically and structurally. It took nearly 6 weeks of full-time renovation to get her to the state she is in now. Over the years, she has made quite the impression on my customers & she is always a great conversation piece for all the vintage camper lovers. I have had multiple offers from those that have wanted to buy her. She was a real labor of love & many tears... I don't know if I will ever give her up.

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Meet "Leilani"

   When I rescued this '67 Shasta Vintage Trailer in Colorado, I was happy to find that she was structurally sound with little rust underneath. But on the interior & exterior she looked lifeless and sad.  I knew that with a little extra TLC, she could become a dreamy & cheerful lil' beach oasis. I bought her on the spot and towed her 1200 miles to Wisconsin to work on her. Five weeks later and with a lot of hard work, she went from dismal to bright, playful and fun! "Leilani" is a true island beauty and her name means "Heavenly Flowers" in Hawaiian culture. She makes me smile when I see her and I use her from time to time as a Sweet Mana mobile boutique for markets and pop-up events.

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