Traveleze trailer

[tnyturtle8]

Hi I just got this Traveleze trailer and I was wondering if anyone on here could give me any info on it. I think it's a 66 but I'm not sure. I would love to know the square footage of these I believe it's a 14ft. This is my first trailer and I'm super excited to restore it. Any help and info would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

[paulw]

Hi Nicole,
There is a lot of info linked on this old thread:

http://www.fiberglassrv.com/forums/f...eze-43981.html

Welcome to the forum...Cool trailer!

[Glenn Baglo]

Neat info.
Found this quote interesting:
"The Royalex body (some canoes are made from this) is lighter than metal, tougher than steel, and never rusts or corrodes. It is a great insulator too".

I had an Old Town Otter 13' canoe made from Royalex. It weighed a lot more than a comparable fiberglass canoe. If you bashed it on a rock, it left dents in the surface. A buddy wrapped his canoe around a rock and the Royalex stretched. Very difficult to repair. Don't know that the material is used for canoes any more.

[Mike Magee]

Nice looking body and pretty color! What's the interior look like?

[Jack L]

Well, the information I read indicated they only made 100, or so, of these so you have a pretty rare trailer. Let us know how your project is going.

[tnyturtle8]

Mike I will post pics of the interior. It's a mess and need lots of TLC but I have seen worse. My understanding is everything in side is original except for the curtains. I have not decided if I want to keep it that way or change it.

[tnyturtle8]

Jack
I kinda figured it was rare because I can't find any info on it anywhere. I will post my journey.

[tnyturtle8]

Pictures of the interior. Excuse the mess they haven't cleaned it out yet.

[Carl V]

Wow never saw this type of trailer before. It's probably rarer than mine, with similar size and floor plan, with a super vintage look!
I'd love to get my hands one one and restore it. Nice project!
Anybody ever saw one in Canada?

[tnyturtle8]

I'm not sure why the pics posted twice

[mary and bob]

Other than the loose stuff, I'd say it looks pretty good. Some little repairs and cleaning will make a big difference. Paint on the cabinets will help. The stove looks nice and clean as if it wasn't used much.