Spending a little time in 940 Crowe and actually had supper and chatted with the girls over facebook from Girl Camp Canada while having supper in here. The dogs certainly like all the sofa room there is to stretch out and lounge in with the two single bed - the wide table is ok for now but I think a longer thinner 'woody surf board' would work better down the road.
My 14 year vintage trailer restoration journey. It all started in 2011 with little vintage Serro Scotty Trailers aptly named “Guppy” (1976 Gaucho), “Geet” (1977 Front Kitchen), “Bob” (1974 Hilander), and “Cali” (1968 Gaucho). “Pip” (1976 Boler), “940 Crowe” - who was crushed by the snow (1961 Shasta Compact ) & “Freida Payne” (1970 Glendale Flyte) My current projects include a 1961-1963 Shasta Compact (Little Susie Shasta) and a yet to be named 1959 Shasta 19’ Deluxe
GUPPY - THE LIFEGUARD SHACK
Wednesday, 20 May 2015
Cali Out.... 940 Crowe In....
For less than a month I had the 1968 Serro Scotty Gaucho on the right and was able to do a little restoration job to her curb side bum that had some seam separation; and did a bit of fluffy up inside by adding back cushions, curtains and some vintage personality. It arrived at it's new owners house today as a surprise.
PIP - the Boler
She's almost finished - took the fall to sand her down and the spring to paint her up. Still needs her top coat of white but she sure is a difference from the mess in a dress she was when I was patching her fiberglass. She was destined to be a shop on wheels but the Cellar Relics carport sale was so successful that the inventory is depleted and Pip just sits, waiting for a new owner to make her a little shop on wheels or a sleeper camper inside.
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