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Location: Salt Lake City, Utah | I just bought an adorable trailer last night for $850. It has tons of character with the wooden sides and bubble style fenders, and unique front access to the tack room. It was rewelded and totally remodeled in 2004, and had a $1,000 repaint job in 2013. I want to find out what decade it's from, and hopefully what year. I absolutely love anything unique and antique! Thank you![img]http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/originals/45/0e/d0/450ed093b1e96224a79fbe618b0fad13.jpg[/img]here is the Pinterest URL I created: http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/originals/45/0e/d0/450ed093b1e962...
Edited by poajumper 2014-05-13 11:27 AM
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Location: Valentine, NE | I would guess mid 60's. Earlier than that, most would of had a canvas or open top. Later than that, most would of had steel sides IMO. But really, I have no idea on a Classic......Now a Hale Trailer---I could get you fairly close as we had a bunch of them in the 60's thru the 80's. |
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Location: md | I would say home made. The Classic trailers I know are aluminum, followed after Pegasas, I think. |
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Elite Veteran
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Location: Northern CA | I think the original poster meant "classic" as in an "old" trailer. Not "Classic" the trailer company that made Classic trailers |
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Classic trailer - Please tell me what year you would guess
