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Old 10-19-2009, 01:27 AM   #1
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CRUSTY bargman L66 looking for good home.

I have a little cabin i am restoring, my parents purchased it when i was a young kid.. The cabin originally had a aluminum canned ham type trailer attatched to the side.. My folks eventually scrapped it and it went to the great trailerpark in the sky.

Recently my parents gifted me the property and in my clearing out of the junk in the property i found the door to the camper that had been buried in the dirt for 20+ years. The handle was still attached, and after a little spritz with the hose it works well, no broken parts, lock works, tumbler is in good shape as it is brass, of course no keys, but you can probably get that rekeyed

Id like to give it to someone who is working on restoring a vintage Airstream, as i know these are scarce as hens teeth. paying for shipping would be nice gesture, will probably send it flat rate USPS box.

You have to need it however, I'm not giving it away so someone can resell it.. so show me why you need it..

Its crusty as hell, i touched it up with my dremel as you can see in the photos, and it cleaned up ,but will probably need to be rechromed to be like new. I quit while i was ahead because i am not a pro..


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