I just ran across this "Antique Scotty Trailer" on craigslist . . . it's cheap enough ($450), but it's a "project" for sure.  It looks to be from the 60's and is about the same size as the ones Alan and Fielding have.

http://chattanooga.craigslist.org/rvs/2605928579.html

rick run unles you as good with wood as you are meatle

in a club like this....we can help get it home!

Unfortunately, the cash is definitely a real problem... and a new place to live if I bring home yet another project before these two are done...  

I have at this stage in life however learned a valuable lesson.... With my minimal spare time, One project is okay, Two is pushing it, Three will pretty much guarantee that nothing will get done on any one of them....  


Maybe one day soon I will have one.  This one is right up for what i want... a little 10ft or so box to pull behind the bus sometimes would be killer...  


Now, if someone wanted to buy it, hold on to it for about 6 months, and then sell it to me... that would be just fine... 

Quote from: certdubtech on September 27, 2011, 10:01:54 AM

Now, if someone wanted to buy it, hold on to it for about 6 months, and then sell it to me... that would be just fine... 

Hummmm . . . I have this old Harley golf cart that needs a little welding and some fiberglass work and some re-wiring . . . if you are interested in taking on that project (I know, I know . . . like you need ANOTHER project) and I can win about $500 on a scratch-off lottery ticket in the next couple of days, we might be able to work out something . . . 

The good thing about the camper project is that if you get kicked out of the house, at least you have place to stay . . . IF you can put off getting kicked out long enough to restore the camper.   

Emphasis on the "IF"....