This page is under construction! Working on bringing you some unique and usefull items soon. Thanks for checking it out!

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This department will feature resources for restoration and repairs for you vintage trailer. You will also be able to find builders and manufacturers. This is a free listing so please send your information to lisaarcher76@aol.com.

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“I Want Smore” Features recipes/videos of  unique outdoor favorites from all over the country. Whether you’re a seasoned cook that specializes in “Campfire Cuisine” or just starting out with “beanies and weenie’s” we encourage you to send us you favorite flamed flavors and delectable desserts. Check the appropriate department to let us know “what’s cookin”.

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“Every Body’s Got One” … is for anyone who would like to share their “story” about their vintage camping experience.  It might be as simple as a unique adventure to a beautiful location to a photo of some obscure family members take on what they consider classic camping.  We welcome your submissions and look forward [...]

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When I am not traveling, I write for eHow. All of my eHow articles on trailers are grouped on a Squidoo lens. The link is http://www.squidoo.com/vintagetraveltrailers or you can click on one of the articles below. They are not meant to provide all the information but they are a place to start. How to Buy [...]

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Draggin The Bumper Hi all! Damian here! The other day I found myself being asked to do a column for a new RV magazine. I didn’t really know what to write about, for that matter why anyone would want to read it. But, the fact that I was asked at all seemed compliment enough to [...]

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My love affair with vintage trailers started about ten years ago and grows stronger with every trailer and every piece of ephemera I find. I?m the crazy guy digging through that ratty box of photographs at the flea market and I?ve probably been in an E-bay bidding war with most of you for some obscure [...]

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Aluminum Addiction It was love at first sight?first line of the book Catch 22 My wife, Carolyn and I were walking around a vintage car show in Phoenix and on display was a Travelo Travel Trailer. We both were fascinated by the condition and charm of the camper. After a few questions to Craig and [...]

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In 1949 Rex Anderson left the trailer company for reasons unknown to us that he had started back in 1931 in Marshall, Michigan called Anderson Coach Company and started an entirely new trailer manufacturing firm in Bay City, Michigan called Anderson Industries. Because the original company in Marshall used the name Anderson on their trailers, [...]

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A recent project called for a kitchen table make over. The original wood grain laminate had become quite worn. This trailer is being redone in a 50?s diner theme so after many internet searches and visits to cabinet shops it was decided to recover the original table with a retro ?Boomerang? pattern from Formica Corporations [...]

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