Unknown Fiberglass Trailer?

[Pam Garlow]

Saw this photo on another site. Not sure, but it looks fiberglass?

what you think?

[Gina D.]

it sure does, doesn't it? It needs some LOVE..but very cool, in it's own way.

Is that a PINTO parked in front of it????

[Paul Braun]

Tires should be good, I note they have been carefully covered.

[Ken C]

Francesca has two good links for it here
http://www.fiberglassrv.com/forums/f...tml#post447101

[papa-t]

Could be a pacer too. Can't tell.

[Filbert V.]

Pinto or Hornet, but I'm pretty sure it's a pinto. Looks like a Ford antenna on the fender. I don't know much, but I know my Fords.

[Pam Garlow]

Spot on, Ken!! That's it!

[jen b]

It's pretty groovy.

[Donna D.]

We actually have two members that own Apecos. I wonder if that's Zorra's that's for sale?


To see more pictures check out the members posts.

Here's a cool link from Popular Mechanics: http://books.google.com/books?id=StQ...camper&f=false

[David Tilston]

A rolling trailer gathers no moss. That one has been stationary for some time.

[Mike Magee]

Extended stay campground. Very extended.

[Donna D.]

Actually, here in the Pacific NorthWET... my Scamp kinda looked like that when parked in the open from the second week of October to the third week of April. Slimy, red mold, black mold and moss. Took me a solid 8 hour day of scrubbing, washing and waxing to get it ready for camping season in the spring. THAT'S WHY I HAD A CARPORT BUILT! Now, it just gets dusty. WHEW.

[Filbert V.]

Donna, what did you use for your carport roofing? Our carport is currently uncovered, and we are deciding if we want to install metal roofing sheets, lattice, or fiberglass panels. We don't have to worry about rain in our drought stricken area, so it's mainly for the summer sun. Do you have a photo of your carport set up you'd like to share? If it has your trailer in it then I'll give you bonus points! Thanks, Filbert

[Donna D.]

Here ya go Filbert

[Filbert V.]

Oh wow! We have the typical wood one made from 4x4 posts and 2x6s for the rafters. We covered part of it with more 2x6s so we can walk on it to put a ladder on top to reach the roof of our studio, and I've ordered 10x3 foot sheets of "Galvalume" https://www.google.com/search?q=galv...h=487&dpr=1.25 roofing panels for one third of it. We're keeping another third of it open for our grape vine to cover come spring time. Thank you for sharing, yours is very nice, and strong as an ox.

[Donna D.]

So, I get double points Filbert? That little sliver you see, is the top of my Scamp. You'll see a whole lot more of an all molded towable when my new Escape 5er is parked there

[Frederick L. Simson]

Originally Posted by Donna D.

We actually have two members that own Apecos. I wonder if that's Zorra's that's for sale?
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To see more pictures check out the members posts.

Here's a cool link from Popular Mechanics: Popular Mechanics - Google Books

We now return to the original topic...

[Donna D.]

Originally Posted by Frederick L. Simson

We now return to the original topic...

Hey Frederick... twists and turns are acceptable in General Chat:
Similar to "Cheers" format, don't take anything too seriously. Come hang out, meet your friends.

[Filbert V.]

Maybe we need to start a new thread on carports, eh Donna??? Thanks for playing!

[Frederick L. Simson]

Originally Posted by Donna D.

... don't take anything too seriously.

I needed that.