GA | SOLD: 1987 Play-mor II $1300

[Geron]

These were only built for 2-3 years as I understand. Mine is, I think, a 1987. If you search "Play-mor II" you'll find a couple pics of my purchase in '08 I think.
I've lost interest in the restoration and "old age" is sneaking up on me .

Asking $1300, Located in North GA. Registration up to date. Tail lights work, is towable.

I have gutted the trailer and all the hardware is available except for the galley cabinet and refrigerator. They were not salvageable. Installed a fantastic vent/fan. Resealed all the windows and fixed a leak in the seam in the back. Has fiberglass floor and all fiberglass is in tact.

If it doesn't sell I'll park it out back of the shop for storage.

[doris shamieh]

Could you post some interior pics as it looks now? What work needs to be done to be campable? Is the frame in good shape?

Doris

[Geron]

Originally Posted by doris shamieh

Could you post some interior pics as it looks now? What work needs to be done to be campable? Is the frame in good shape?

Doris

Lot's of work! This is definitely a fixer-upper project. I should have been clearer in the OP. The frame is rusty but appears solid. Fiberglass floor so it's solid. I have the marine carpet for the walls. More pics attached. You can see some of the carpet still attached. It'll have to be remodeled from the ground up. It'll take someone really interested in a complete restoration. Quite doable though.

[rcpryor38]

I may be interested in completing the restoration. Where are you located in northern GA? I am in northeast LA.

[Geron]

Originally Posted by rcpryor38

I may be interested in completing the restoration. Where are you located in northern GA? I am in northeast LA.

Central North GA near Ellijay, Blairsville, Blue Ridge. Checked on Mapquest, about 10 hours and just under 600 miles from Bastrop.

[rcpryor38]

I am in Tallulah, LA. What is the closest town that I can look up on Google?

[Geron]

Originally Posted by rcpryor38

I am in Tallulah, LA. What is the closest town that I can look up on Google?

Ellijay, GA. I could meet you there.

To save you driving over mountain roads I could also meet you in Rome or Dalton.

[rcpryor38]

The wife just called me to supper & have to go, will talk later.

[Geron]

Originally Posted by rcpryor38

The wife just called me to supper & have to go, will talk later.

Well, well. Since you only had one post on the forum, I was a bit worried about meeting up with you. However, any man that eats Supper instead of "dinner" has to be OK

[offroad4wd2013]

Is there any model number on it like M1400 or M1460 and do you know if it is a Classic Series or II Series? What is the interior height? I'm 6'1" and I need to be able to stand up straight and walk around.

Thanks

[Geron]

Originally Posted by offroad4wd2013

Is there any model number on it like M1400 or M1460 and do you know if it is a Classic Series or II Series? What is the interior height? I'm 6'1" and I need to be able to stand up straight and walk around.

Thanks

Sorry, inside height 70". The other info I don't have. Has the big window over the galley if that helps. Also has the straight (not curved) door. Also found some old paper work. Seems it's registered as an 1984 model.

[swfrances]

Do you know how much the trailer weighs?

[swfrances]

Also, what is its length?

By the way, I use to live in Dahlonega, Jasper, Ellijay, Dawsonville and Talking Rock:-)

[Geron]

Originally Posted by swfrances

Also, what is its length?

By the way, I use to live in Dahlonega, Jasper, Ellijay, Dawsonville and Talking Rock:-)

Length is 10 Ft. Documentation I have on the 1400 (14 ft long) model states the dry weight at 845 lbs, tongue weight at 85 lbs. This one should weight a bit less.

[rcpryor38]

I have restored 3 wood-alum. trailers. But, after seeing the stripped condition of the interior and my lack of experience in working with fiberglass shells, I don't think I can take on the restoration unless you have detailed construction info.

[Geron]

Originally Posted by rcpryor38

I have restored 3 wood-alum. trailers. But, after seeing the stripped condition of the interior and my lack of experience in working with fiberglass shells, I don't think I can take on the restoration unless you have detailed construction info.

Well, I have all the parts except the galley cabinet and the referig. Guess it'd be kinda like putting a puzzle together . . . or just rebuilding to suit your needs.

[McCroan]

I sent you a private message Geron. I'm new to the forum and I am enjoying looking through the threads!

[Bill Mcd]

Do you still have your Play-mor? I would like to see it.

[Geron]

Originally Posted by Bill Mcd

Do you still have your Play-mor? I would like to see it.

Yes.

[Geron]

Originally Posted by Geron

These were only built for 2-3 years as I understand. Mine is, I think, a 1987. If you search "Play-mor II" you'll find a couple pics of my purchase in '08 I think.
I've lost interest in the restoration and "old age" is sneaking up on me .

Asking $1300, Located in North GA. Registration up to date. Tail lights work, is towable.

I have gutted the trailer and all the hardware is available except for the galley cabinet and refrigerator. They were not salvageable. Installed a fantastic vent/fan. Resealed all the windows and fixed a leak in the seam in the back. Has fiberglass floor and all fiberglass is in tact.

If it doesn't sell I'll park it out back of the shop for storage.

Offer Ended by OP.