History of the Boler and related 'spin offs'

[Ken Lepard]

Good Evening. I am very interested in finding out more about the History
of the Boler. Since we have purchased our Boler we have talked to Boler
owners who have Bolers made in Manitoba, Ontario and even the US. I was
told that the fiberglass RV site had printed a history/geneology of the
Boler, and its extended family, in the past. However, I have not been able to find it in any of the documents in the site.

I sent an email to the site administrator and was referred to the 'owner helping owner' site. If anyone out there knows about this article, could you please help me find this information?

Anything that you could do would be appreciated. Thank you, Ken Lepard.

[Chester Taje]

Some info here
http://www.geocities.com/bolerama/bolerstory.html

[Chester Taje]

More info
http://www.geocities.com/bolerama/bolerhistory.html

[Chester Taje]

The last that i know of.
http://www.geocities.com/bolerama/bolerbusiness.html

[Janice M]

Ken, I believe there was a thread called "egg history -- boler descendents..." under the general chat stream with a fair bit of input from boler owners re. dates and locations.

[Roy in TO]

Ken, I believe there was a thread called "egg history -- boler descendents..." under the general chat stream with a fair bit of input from boler owners re. dates and locations.

Here it is Egg History- Boler descendants, Can you fill in the Blanks?

I may have found some more to add on the Boler American, but I will have to go through the thread first.

[james kent]

To throw a little more confusion into the pot. Some of the 17 footers had a flush to the body curved door, similar to the 13 ft model, and some had a flat inset door.

[Ken Lepard]

THANK YOU TO ALL OF YOU WHO RESPONDED. I HAVE ENOUGH INFORMATION TO KEEP ME BUSY CHECKING OUT THE DATA. THANKS AGAIN, KEN

[Brian B-P]

To throw a little more confusion into the pot. Some of the 17 footers had a flush to the body curved door, similar to the 13 ft model, and some had a flat inset door.

Almost every B1700 I've seen, in person or in photos, has the curved door... but there were a few flat-door units made, I think late in Ontario production; the one I saw in a set of photos also had an unusual dual-dinette/no-bath floorplan. In my opinion, the flat door doesn't look as nice, but would be a better idea functionally.