Can I stump you?

[james kent]

Can you identify this trailer?

[Frederick L. Simson]

It looks like an Amerigo to me.

[Charlie C]

I know what it is, I believe the owners are from Oshawa Ontario, picture sure looks like Emily Provincial Park. If you come to the Ontario Bolerama there is a very good chance you can see it in person as they have been there for at least the last 2 years!

There were very few of them made, I wouldn't be surprised if they came out of the same molds as the Amerigo or Companion. Very nicely built!!

[Suz]

So, is it a Liberty?

[james kent]

Everyone who was at Emily the last two years now knows all about this one. There were about 50 made. Only about 5 of which had roof mounted heat and air.

[Brian B-P]

Although the barbeque obscures some of the body details, it looks to me like it could also be the Boler 1650, which is so close to the Amerigo and Companion that I can only guess that they came out of verions of the same mould.

[Brian Hatfield]

The trailer looks like a Carefree which I believe was made out west
in either BC or Sask.although the only one I've seen had a full front window.

[james kent]

Here's the other end.So there was a square BOLER

[Brian B-P]

Barry (maybe not a member of FiberglassRV) has posted the 1650 in the 1982 Boler brochure, part of his Boler and camping website. Real Boler, really square.

Here are some more images of a 1981 Boler 1650 found by a member of another forum (maybe Barry again)...


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... and some placards for the egg history buffs:



The placard says that the GVWR is 862 kg / 1900 lb, but that is the empty weight. The axle rating (GAWR) of 1520 kg / 3350 lb looks right.

[CharlynnT]

A square Boler?

What next? Blue flamingos? My whole sense of reality has been discombobulated! Oh, no! Now a pig has flown by!

[Byron Kinnaman]

A square Boler?

Now a pig has flown by!

Huh??