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A Time Capsule on Wheels: Restoring a 1934 Covered Wagon Trailer - Vintage Camper Trailers Magazine

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Caravan Adverts from 1947

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1936 Travel Trailers: Fastest Growing Industry in US History

A travel trailer was the ultimate accessory for the automobile owner in the early 1930s. Unfortunately, it wasn’t so easy to buy a one. You could build your own trailer or you could pay someone to build one for you but both options were expensive. Thankfully, The Covered Wagon Company changed that when they began mass-producing their trailers in 1931. By 1936, The Covered Wagon Trailer Coaches were building 35 trailers a day on an assembly line.

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Vintage Mobile Home Series: 1953 Vagabond Trailer

This 1953 Vagabond Trailer Model 31has been making a stir within the vintage mobile home groups for good reason, it is gorgeous! Vagabond Coach Manufacturing Company hailed from New Hudson, Michigan.They built homes that were considered the Cadillac of trailers and were known for high-quality construction using welded steel frames and aluminum bodies, much like the beloved Spartan Mobile Homes. #MobileHomeLiving #VintageMobileHome

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Free Vintage Mobile Home Books You Can Read Online -The 1930's gave us plenty of good books about vintage mobile homes. These small little homes being pulled by fancy new automobiles gave both professio... See more at Mobile Home Living - https://mobilehomeliving.org/free-vintage-mobile-home-books-you-can-read-online/ See more at https://mobilehomeliving.org/free-vintage-mobile-home-books-you-can-read-online/