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SORRY THIS ONE IS HISTORY |
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GONE TO SCOTTY HEAVEN |
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SORRY, SOLD |
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Early 50's (1951??) Lintzcraft. Almost totally
stripped inside there are still a few 'goodies' left. Where are you
going to find another one for parts?
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SORRY, ALL PARTED EXCEPT FOR FRAME AND VERY LIMITED SHEET METAL. |
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I have no idea what kind of trailer this is. It's about 27' long, single axle, with aluminum skin. I managed to salvage the lights (all glass Bargmans) but other than a cool, smaller built in refrigerator (it's not a Marvel) some cupboard hardware and steel Woodlin brand windows, the rest is junk. I do have more pictures if you're interested....... | |
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1970 Scotty Highlander Click on the picture to bring up a complete description and lots of pictures. The entrance and baggage door are gone as well as the upper window, front and rear windows. |
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1965? 66? Shasta compact. | |
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Most of the interior is euchred and the entrance door isn't that great, but there are still useable parts. | |
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Early 60's Shasta. Beat, battered, and put away wet. A sad ending to a once great old trailer. Oh well, just another piece of unfeeling cold metal waiting to donate to the cause. | |
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As above.
A note about parts from any of the above trailers: We are a two person team here with yours truly having to extract whatever it is you need. It usually will take weeks for me to find time to pull parts. Please keep this in mind when putting in your request. Thanks! |
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1966-67 Franklin: Some good windows, good Dietz (Avion) taillights, misc. interior parts. |
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Same as above. | |