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UPDATE: Price dropped to $3500
(12/04/2010) It runs, but could use some body work.
“Nice straight body. rewired front to back and converted to 12volt. 4cyl with 3speed overdrive transmission. runs great. 818 324-5507”
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/cto/2211612241.html
Also notice the three Spartan Aircraft Company trailers in the background – two Manors and a Spartanette. I’m not sure what the other two vintage trailers are. I just sold my 24 foot 1948 Spartanette last week, but I still have my Willys and have not plans to sell.
I was wondering what those trailers were in the background. They looked pretty neat, but I don’t know that much about trailers.
– Dave
Here’s a link to look inside other vintage trailer, Pierce-Arrow. No, they don’t ride on train tracks! I’ll never live that down.
http://www.jaylenosgarage.com/video/pebble-beach-2010-pierce-arrow-travelodge-trailers/1246791/
If it makes you feel any better, readers point out all the time the things I’ve said that are wrong. Let’s just say I’ve learned plenty!
That Jay Leno, he’s like a Male Barbie … he’s got all the toys!
Don’t know much about trailers, but the Jeepster looks sweet. I’d like to get one of this vintage someday.