What's your backup or non Airstream trailer?

[La.2Ak.]

Originally Posted by michelle50

if necessary, we'll use our 1963 serro scotty sportsman-cute, only sleeps 2 (and the dog!), but has a toilet! Works for me!

Yep my dream is to have a Scotty and a 15" Shasta on our property next to my Metzendorf here in Alaska.... Or in Louisiana.

[63air]

A 1973 Compact II ,that I'm just about finished with. Then there is a '66 Sahsta that's sitting in my shop waiting to be restored. After that it is Best Western and finally the tent.

[soldiermedic]

There's a trailer in Elizabethtown, KY that I would like to have someone inspect. If anyone is nearby, please PM me.

Steve

[samb]

A canned ham. My '49 Boles Aero. Goes everywhere I want and doesn't complain.
Sam

[cojer]

sweet lookin' little unit there sam!

[bolerama]

We have a 13 foot Boler. It's a fiberglass egg trailer. You can check out my website to see how much fun they are (www.bolerama.org).

I saw this 17.5 Boler for sale on kijiji. It's an "Eddie Bauer" Boler! Check out the back hatch. It might be well done, or a botch job. Very interesting. 1980 SEVENTEEN AND ONE-HALF FOOT BOLER TRAILER - Saskatoon Travel Trailers, Campers For Sale - Kijiji Saskatoon Canada.

Lisa

[Aage]

yeas, there are several makes that use that shape. Someone once told me that the original form for moulding it was designed for a sewage catchment basin.

The one I see most often is the Trillium. In fact, there was even one at the Toronto RV Show a few years back, IIRC.

As I have mentioned before, I am 5' 17" in height, so it never even crossed my mind to get one of those trailers, despite the cuteness and possibility of towing it with many, many smaller vehicles.

It's so small, I would have to go outside to change my mind.

[carter89]

Originally Posted by ESCAPE POD

We installed a Flip-Pac camper/shell on our tow vehicle, a 4WD F-150 (see photos). The roof extends out over the cab, forming a sleeping platform. This setup allows us to overnight at sites only accessible to 4WD, with the Bambi acting as our base camp. Although the Flip-Pac is less roomy than the Bambi, you can still stand up in the truck bed when the tent-top is deployed. It's the best "backup" we could ask for, and it's along on every trip we take with the AS.

Cheers,
Jerry

I think me and my wife may be about to buy your rig in long beach! I messaged you id love to ask you some questions about this rig. It seams to be in amazing shape but car salesman are always sleezy so id love the opportunity to ask you guys about it!

[OTRA15]

Welcome to the forum! Do you realize that the quote you posted is from 2011? If ESCAPE POD is still active here, they may get an email alerting them to the quote, and/or to your message to them. Their last post was in November 2017 FYI. That looks like a great rig as you say!

Good luck,

Peter