Oldgator73
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https://www.curbed.com/2018/10/18/17995370/rv-for-sale-camper-travel-trailer-vintage-holiday-house
They Don?t Build Like This Anymore
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sightseers
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Gorgeous trailer !
but .... how did they do all that beautiful wood and stainless interior.......on a single axle trailer chassis?
but .... how did they do all that beautiful wood and stainless interior.......on a single axle trailer chassis?
Larry N.
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Neat! Thanks for sharing that.
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Oldgator73
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sightseers said:
Maybe that?s why the don?t build them like that anymore.
SeilerBird
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Actually they do build them like that still. Any Prevost will beat the crap out of that ashtray.
https://www.ebay.com/i/173615648632?chn=ps
https://www.ebay.com/i/173615648632?chn=ps
Gary RV_Wizard
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WOW, That's gorgeous!
Single axle trailers can run up to around 7000 lbs, but for most purposes it's a smarter design choice to use tandem axles anywhere above around 3000 lbs. More stability, better balance, and extra tires in case of a blow-out.
Single axle trailers can run up to around 7000 lbs, but for most purposes it's a smarter design choice to use tandem axles anywhere above around 3000 lbs. More stability, better balance, and extra tires in case of a blow-out.
