The front kitchen isn't a requirement so I'm going to use the old boomerang coffee table (that was converted into a dinette table for the first Shasta) and use it up front exactly as this one is displayed.
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
Friday, 23 July 2021
Tuesday, 13 July 2021
Sometimes it's best to let go and let a little old trailer find a new meaning in life. The crushed Shasta Compact (that arrived in my life back around about 2015, thru a trade with the Village Pantry in Warkworth, for a flat back ceiling to floor jam cupboard I was selling that they wanted in their shop) is now headed to Bracebridge to get a partial rebuild and new beginnings by becoming a travelling flower shop. Here she is as she rolled into and out of my life out....
From her humble beginnings....






