The Transformation of a sweet old trailer to become a Flashy Sassy Trailer for my "Sisters on the Fly" outtings.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Dots, Dots & More Dots...
Do you feel like you are seeing spots?... Nope, those are just Dots! Lots of dots.... Ok, you just can't leave me along with a can of paint...I have a tendancy to get a little silly...
But like daddy always said,,, "If it moves...Salute it. If it don't ,,, paint it!
Hubby sanded and re-painted the hitch. for me..what a difference!
Cute!!!! I have a '65 ( I think...I have to look at the title again) Serro Scotty 18' Trunkback. From what I've read they are virtually non existant. I had NO idea what I was buying aside from something that needed a lot of work. Got it for virtually nothing but my hubby wasn't too thrilled (due to the work needed) until he looked up the little gem. Now he's pretty happy. We're going to have to gut ours. :-( sister #1495
Your little home on wheels is so delightful. I stumbled across your blog while looking for vintage campers online (I'd love to have one of my own so I can start traveling!). I love your decor and the aqua paint scheme - just lovely.
We had such fun re-vamping our "Lil Twinkie" 12foot 1976 SCAMP trailer that we wanted to do it again....but this time with a Vintage Canned Ham Trailer....so Lil Twinkie went to a new loving home and we searched till we found "Gracie's Victorian Rose".... We bought her for $950.00....a tad bit more then I wanted to spend...but structurally GVR is in great shape thou she does need some "cosmetic work" and so now the fun begins! Just hope the old check book holds out!!!! aacckk! For any of you that have ever "re-done" a Vintage Trailer project...the initial purchase of the trailer is always the cheapest part! But oh the fun, the shopping, the demolition, and finally the restoration!"Gracie's Victorian Rose" is a bit of a mystery as we do not know her true age (what woman admits her age? haha!)...the previous owner did not have the title & the Washington Dept. of License...could not find enough of the Vin number to run through their system. The License plate is from 1963...(but thanx to the help of a friend who has the same exact trailer) we are assuming it is a 15foot 1959 Aljo Trailer. So by doing the math that makes GVR 51 years old and that makes her younger than me! Hmmmmmm! Unless through our research we find out that she is actually older!Gary is sliding through cyber space looking for Bits, Pieces & Parts for Gracie's Victorian Rose..... the Internet is a great tool for finding resources and information.I found the perfect fabric and will be sewing the new curtains this coming week not to mention continue to call Upholstery Shops for quotes on the Sofa and the Bankette seats.... other then that Gary & I will do all the rest of the re-model ourselves. Well I will be posting LOTS of pics as we progress. Today's task was demolition, fun but dirty!So do peek in from time to time and watch the progress.
Oh, my gosh, cute, cute, CUTE! You're hired! That is just adorable! Come on over anytime!
ReplyDeleteCute!!!! I have a '65 ( I think...I have to look at the title again) Serro Scotty 18' Trunkback. From what I've read they are virtually non existant. I had NO idea what I was buying aside from something that needed a lot of work. Got it for virtually nothing but my hubby wasn't too thrilled (due to the work needed) until he looked up the little gem. Now he's pretty happy. We're going to have to gut ours. :-(
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Adorable Grace! Great job my dear!
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Maryjane
Your little home on wheels is so delightful. I stumbled across your blog while looking for vintage campers online (I'd love to have one of my own so I can start traveling!). I love your decor and the aqua paint scheme - just lovely.
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