Graziella

[robirob]

Hi,

Graziella is a small vintage fiberglass italian's caravan.




This is a model 300. There are many Graziella in Europe, in this link there are Sveden, Norvegian and Denmark Graziella's caravans.
This is the Nissen's Graziella. from Denmark.

...also in this link there are many Graziella's pic in north european rallies

ciao
Rob

[Kathy & Doug Roach]

Thank you for sharing those wonderful pictures. What a great collection of trailers/caravans. I wish we could get some of those wonderful awnings and screen rooms that show up in Europe.

Kathy

[Lizbeth]

What a cute little trailer!

[DonInChatt]

Ron in Italy sent me a great link with photos of some really neat trailers.

Belgian Oldtimer Caravan Club

[Christi V.]

what a cutie pa tootie trailer....

[Benita]

Ron in Italy sent me a great link with photos of some really neat trailers.

Belgian Oldtimer Caravan Club

I really enjoyed this. Maybe the Albums' moderator could add a link for antique European trailers in the trailer brand album (Hint Hint ). It would be a reference resource for those occasional "What is it?" inquiries we get.

[Kurt & Ann K.]

DonInChatt,
Please thank Ron in Italy for that great link. It has been a very enjoyable 45 minutes going through it. It is interesting to note how up-to-date some of those 40+ yr. old caravans appear!

Benita, I second your (hint-hint)"motion"!
Kurt & Ann K.

[CharlynnT]

I LOVE to see these wonderful old and new trailers on this website! They make me very happy because -- I like my Boler better:

I can cook in it (when there's all-day cold sideways rain, a specialty round here)
My whole family can sleep comfortably in it
It has a lav (handy while boondocking)
No shower, though (don't need it when boondocking, we have a big plastic tub)
Everything works (okay, it takes two people to light the fridge)
It's paid for
It's in my back yard right now!

Hey, I did yardwork on Sunday afternoon in the warm sun.

Wore snowboots today

[robirob]

Hi all,
thank you very much DonInChatt,

I have other links if you have interest!

in this link there are very many other European oldtimer club.

ciao a tutti

Rob

[Robert Brummett]

I owe these wonderful Euro-caravans a debt of gratitude. It was in Europe that I first saw these neat little fiberglass trailers and realized that they were just what I needed. I hadn't paid much attention to trailers in the US, except to note the stickies that seemed to be everywhere. When I got back I started the search, which eventually led me to Casita— and this forum. It's all been good since then!

Thanks, Rob, for sharing these pictures with us! You do us a great service and we really appreciate it.

[robirob]

DonInChatt,
Please thank Ron in Italy for that great link. It has been a very enjoyable 45 minutes going through it. It is interesting to note how up-to-date some of those 40+ yr. old caravans appear!

Thank's Kurt & Ann...

I owe these wonderful Euro-caravans a debt of gratitude. It was in Europe that I first saw these neat little fiberglass trailers and realized that they were just what I needed. I hadn't paid much attention to trailers in the US, except to note the stickies that seemed to be everywhere. When I got back I started the search, which eventually led me to Casita— and this forum. It's all been good since then!

Thanks, Rob, for sharing these pictures with us! You do us a great service and we really appreciate it.

Thank you very much Robert
I have see that you have an Ireland flag?

In this link there is the history of Lander Graziella... today the factory Lander produces only caissons



ciao
Rob

[CindyL]

Rob:

Thanks for the links. I certainly enjoy looking at the pictures!


CindyL

[Brian B-P]

... today the factory Lander produces only caissons

Most of the companies which have made moulded fiberglass travel trailers in North America have failed, or now make only conventional trailers. It's a tough business.