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[Joe Diaz]

can somebody please tell me. There is a brown and white camper on the home page does anybody know what that camper manufacturer is?......I just bought what was said to me a 1952 scotty is there such and animal because what i have looks alot like the one on the home page....thanks...Joe and Debra.......email me at Joebugs50@yahoo.com

[Frederick L. Simson]

I believe the current Home Page photo is of Des Nolan's 13' Boler.

I'm a little confused. I thought that Scottys were aluminum trailers.

[Des Nolan]

can somebody please tell me. There is a brown and white camper on the home page does anybody know what that camper manufacturer is?......I just bought what was said to me a 1952 scotty is there such and animal because what i have looks alot like the one on the home page....thanks...Joe and Debra.......email me at Joebugs50@yahoo.com

Frederick is bang on! It is our 1977 13 foot boler, manufactured in Earlton, Ontario. Here is another view, in our Avatar, (upper left).

Des & Diane

[Byron Kinnaman]

Scotty is an aluminum trailer.

Here's a picture.


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[Karalyn]

yes, I used to own a Scotty just like that(memories). Had a 13 ft and went to a 16 ft. That was back in the 1960's. Those were nice little campers. Definately not a fiberglass though.
Scottys are no longer made at the factory as the factory burnt down yrs ago, but there is a place in Ohio making one just like them. I forget what they call them but it is an Amish place making them today. I have seen them on ebay.
type in ohio scotty trailer and they will come up.
Definately not a fiberglass.

[Chris C]

Way back in another lifetime, I used to own a plastic manufacturing plant in Central Oklahoma. We made all of Serro Scotty's counter tops and integral sinks during the 70's and I think even some in the 80's until their plant burned. When I closed down our plant, we still had a lot of that baby blue material in stock.