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Old 04-12-2013, 11:25 AM   #1
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1973 13' Trillium $6,750

I am posting this for a computer challenged friend..this trailer is located in Kamloops British Columbia

1973 Trillium Travel Trailer $6,750

This lightweight fiberglass trailer is in good condition. It is very well balanced and easy to tow with most vehicles. The body of the trailer consists of fully molded upper and lower fiberglass shells seamed around the middle to form a strong, virtually leak proof unit.
Updates include new seat covers, all doors and hinges, opening windows with roll down blinds, new battery, pressure water, invertor, new bearings and tires.

• Approximately 1200 lbs, 180 lbs hitch weight
• 14ft 2inches overall length,
• 7ft 10 inches overall height.
• Ice box
• HydroFlame propane furnace
• 3 fully screened opening windows -- great cross ventilation
• Screened roof vent
• Rear dinette converts to large double bed
• Settee in front converts to 2 bunks (sleeps 4 total)
• upholstery in immaculate condition
• wardrobe, lots of storage
• 5 interior 12 volt lights, 2 ac outlets
• new tires
• Dual propane tanks
• New RV battery

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Old 04-12-2013, 11:58 AM   #2
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The Ensolite looks like it is in good shape.
No problem user mods.
Kinda hard to see how the front seat converts to a bunk. There is no back rest.
Windows on the door, and the kitchen are not factory.
The furnace is not factory.
The cushions for the dinette don't match what is left of the gaucho.
No pot supports on the stove, and no clips to hold them.
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Old 04-12-2013, 12:18 PM   #3
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I'd like to see more exterior pics- four sides would be nice.

Is that some kind of rack on the back of the trailer? And what is meant by "invertor" (sic)? Are we talkin' 110vto 12v inversion, or a converter for running interior 12v off shorepower?

Also:

I see black/red wires at the base of the "icebox"- what's the story there? Is it in fact a three-way fridge (propane/12v/110v)?

Thanks!

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Old 04-12-2013, 01:45 PM   #4
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Don't think it is a 3-way fridge. There is no vent on the outside!

Don't know what the mystery wires are, maybe a connection for 12V?

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Old 04-12-2013, 01:49 PM   #5
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Good call- I hadn't noticed the lack of a fridge vent. I guess my attention was arrested by the Trillium Logo on the streetside- was that standard on this model year????

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Old 04-12-2013, 02:25 PM   #6
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Good call- I hadn't noticed the lack of a fridge vent. I guess my attention was arrested by the Trillium Logo on the streetside- was that standard on this model year????

Francesca
I think that Logo is part of the mold. On my '78 the logo is there, but, partially cut out for the fridge vent and the remainder is hidden by the fridge vent grill.

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Old 04-12-2013, 02:31 PM   #7
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I had no idea...thanks!

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Old 04-12-2013, 03:57 PM   #8
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On my Cantaloupe I have a street side logo. Any Trillium that was sold with an ice box has it.
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Old 04-12-2013, 05:25 PM   #9
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On my Cantaloupe I have a street side logo. Any Trillium that was sold with an ice box has it.
David Tilston's Trailer :: Cantaloupe
Now that is interesting...do you think this one has an ice box only, and if so, what do you think the black and red wires are for at the bottom right of the fridge(?) in this picture???

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Old 04-12-2013, 05:43 PM   #10
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The white, plastic looking frame is typical of an ice box. The wires..... well... they look like they come out from under the cushion, and just below the ice box do a loop, but I don't think that they go into the ice box. They look to be exiting the bottom of the picture. I am making this assessment from about 25 pixels. In other words, I am guessing.
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Old 04-12-2013, 06:15 PM   #11
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Maybe the wires go to the cushion, which vibrates like motel beds used to do - do you see a slot for a quarter anywhere?

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Old 05-02-2013, 10:16 AM   #12
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Hi everybody,
Jim has reduced his price to 6750, and please pm me with any questions and i will try to answer them the best I can. I will get a hold of Jim and ask him to clarify what the mystery wires are for. i do like the vibrating bed idea though
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Old 05-03-2013, 09:27 AM   #13
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Asked Jim some of your questions.
“Kinda hard to see how the front seat converts to a bunk. There is no back rest.”

“It doesn’t convert into a bunk” this is my mistake….(gary)


Windows on the door, and the kitchen are not factory.”
As far as I know they are


“The furnace is not factory.”
As far as I know they are

“The cushions for the dinette don't match what is left of the gaucho.”
“yes they do all the cushions were recovered”


“No pot supports on the stove, and no clips to hold them.”
true

I'd like to see more exterior pics- four sides would be nice.
Send me a pm on this board and I will get them for you if you are interested. (gary)

“Is that some kind of rack on the back of the trailer? And what is meant by "invertor" (sic)? Are we talkin' 110vto 12v inversion, or a converter for running interior 12v off shorepower?”

no rack, inverter 110 to 12


“I see black/red wires at the base of the "icebox"- what's the story there? Is it in fact a three-way fridge (propane/12v/110v)?”
no, those are inverter wires

please send me a pm with any other questions(garyu)
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Old 05-03-2013, 10:18 AM   #14
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And what is meant by "invertor" (sic)? Are we talkin' 110vto 12v inversion, or a converter for running interior 12v off shorepower?” [/COLOR]
no rack, inverter 110 to 12


“I see black/red wires at the base of the "icebox"- what's the story there? Is it in fact a three-way fridge (propane/12v/110v)?”
no, those are inverter wires
FYI as to terms:

An "inverter" is the opposite to what the description inducates the trailer has- if it converts 110v to 12v, it's a converter. An important distinction, as some trailers do have inverters, which changes 12v to 110.

Per the fridge:
Is it an "icebox" which uses ice for cooling rather than an external power source?

Thanks!

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Old 05-26-2013, 10:09 PM   #15
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I sent my "agent" to investigate this trailer. Pay dirt! Both the date sticker, and the closet sticker. The serial number is unreadable on the closet sticker.
More pictures in the current ad, then in previous ad.

Date Listed 20-Apr-13 Price $7,250.00 Address Kamloops, BC V2C 2T3, Canada
View map For Sale By Owner Year 1973 Colour Tan
Date Listed 20-Apr-13 Price $7,250.00 Address Kamloops, BC V2C 2T3, Canada
View map For Sale By Owner Year 1973 Colour Tan 1973 13 ft Trillium travel trailer. Sleeps 4, updated with new seat covers, all doors and hinges, opening windows, ice box, propane stove and furnace, roll down blinds, new battery, 2 propane tanks, pressure water, invertor, new bearings and tires... great unit super clean.....ready to go... best one out there.
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