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| sixty9fasty wrote: | How much would a trailer like this be worth... thinking of picking it up?
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I am looking for that style 2 wheeler so if you pass on it or want to buy then resell it let me know |
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sixty9fasty
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| Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2009 10:09 am Post subject: |
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| tubdub wrote: | | sixty9fasty wrote: | How much would a trailer like this be worth... thinking of picking it up?
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I am looking for that style 2 wheeler so if you pass on it or want to buy then resell it let me know |
He just got back to me it already sold.... was asking $350
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mr. warehouse 
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| Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2009 12:19 pm Post subject: |
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| tubdub wrote: | | sixty9fasty wrote: | How much would a trailer like this be worth... thinking of picking it up?
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I am looking for that style 2 wheeler so if you pass on it or want to buy then resell it let me know |
That's the same style as mine Bob.
I've used it once (the day I bought it) otherwise it's just been sitting.
hit me up if you want to make a deal.
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Robs '52s
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I picked that trailer up yesterday afternoon. It was less than 2 miles from me. It's a 1962. Here's a pic set up on the side of my house yesterday when I got it home.
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tubdub
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| Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2009 7:34 pm Post subject: |
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| mr. warehouse wrote: | | tubdub wrote: | | sixty9fasty wrote: | How much would a trailer like this be worth... thinking of picking it up?
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I am looking for that style 2 wheeler so if you pass on it or want to buy then resell it let me know |
That's the same style as mine Bob.
I've used it once (the day I bought it) otherwise it's just been sitting.
hit me up if you want to make a deal. |
greg, is yours a 2 wheeler? |
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mr. warehouse
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| tubdub wrote: | | mr. warehouse wrote: | | tubdub wrote: | | sixty9fasty wrote: | How much would a trailer like this be worth... thinking of picking it up?
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I am looking for that style 2 wheeler so if you pass on it or want to buy then resell it let me know |
That's the same style as mine Bob.
I've used it once (the day I bought it) otherwise it's just been sitting.
hit me up if you want to make a deal. |
greg, is yours a 2 wheeler? |
Yes
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Robs '52s
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Picked up another heilite trailer the other day to go with the '62 heilite viscount I bought last week. This one is a 1969 heilite valiant.
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sixty9fasty
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| Posted: Wed Apr 22, 2009 9:53 pm Post subject: |
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| Robs '52s wrote: | Picked up another heilite trailer the other day to go with the '62 heilite viscount I bought last week. This one is a 1969 heilite valiant.
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Yeah, saw that one for sale too.. Little to big for my tastes
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| sixty9fasty wrote: | | Robs '52s wrote: | Picked up another heilite trailer the other day to go with the '62 heilite viscount I bought last week. This one is a 1969 heilite valiant.
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Yeah, saw that one for sale too.. Little to big for my tastes |
Nice looking Valiant!
When collapsed, the Valiant is pretty small and only a few inches wider than Viscount. I am not sure how you could find anything much smaller.
One wheeled trailers look cool but are a PITA to move around when they are off the tow vehicle. |
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Does anyone have photos of the rail inside the storage area for the kitchen box? I picked up a kitchen box for my 58 Heilite, but there are no rails inside the trailer and I wanted to see if I could fab some.
Thank you.
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| Robs '52s wrote: | I picked that trailer up yesterday afternoon. It was less than 2 miles from me. It's a 1962. Here's a pic set up on the side of my house yesterday when I got it home.
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That vintage trailer looks great. And I think the kids like it very much. |
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Here are photos of my 58 with new canvas from Bear Creek Canvas.
I also just picked up a kitchen box for it.
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tubdub
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| peaceful warrior wrote: | Does anyone have photos of the rail inside the storage area for the kitchen box? I picked up a kitchen box for my 58 Heilite, but there are no rails inside the trailer and I wanted to see if I could fab some.
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I just emailed you a pic of the rail inside mine. It is basically a L shaped piece of metal that goes from door to the other |
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mr. warehouse
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| tubdub wrote: | | peaceful warrior wrote: | Does anyone have photos of the rail inside the storage area for the kitchen box? I picked up a kitchen box for my 58 Heilite, but there are no rails inside the trailer and I wanted to see if I could fab some.
Thank you. |
I just emailed you a pic of the rail inside mine. It is basically a L shaped piece of metal that goes from door to the other |
Shoot me one too if you can..
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tubdub
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| mr. warehouse wrote: | | tubdub wrote: | | peaceful warrior wrote: | Does anyone have photos of the rail inside the storage area for the kitchen box? I picked up a kitchen box for my 58 Heilite, but there are no rails inside the trailer and I wanted to see if I could fab some.
Thank you. |
I just emailed you a pic of the rail inside mine. It is basically a L shaped piece of metal that goes from door to the other |
Shoot me one too if you can.. |
I sent it to you. can you post it on here? |
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tubdub
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| carlos_magnum wrote: | | Robs '52s wrote: | I picked that trailer up yesterday afternoon. It was less than 2 miles from me. It's a 1962. Here's a pic set up on the side of my house yesterday when I got it home.
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That vintage trailer looks great. And I think the kids like it very much. |
picked this one up from rob tuesday night. thanks again |
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I've just picked up a camp kitchen for my Heilite, but it's got these hook/roller brackets that look like they hook on to something??? I've seen the pic of the angle iron (aluminum I presume) that my trailer doesn't have, but is there anything else I'm missing?
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| brickhaus wrote: | | I've just picked up a camp kitchen for my Heilite, but it's got these hook/roller brackets that look like they hook on to something??? I've seen the pic of the angle iron (aluminum I presume) that my trailer doesn't have, but is there anything else I'm missing? |
I picked up aluminum L angle from my local hardware.....$12.00 each for 6' pieces. I just cut it down, but have not installed it yet. I'm still figuring out the hook part. It has to stop it from coming all the way out of the trailer when in use or to keep it from rolling back and forth in transit. I'm not certain which.
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| peaceful warrior wrote: | | brickhaus wrote: | | I've just picked up a camp kitchen for my Heilite, but it's got these hook/roller brackets that look like they hook on to something??? I've seen the pic of the angle iron (aluminum I presume) that my trailer doesn't have, but is there anything else I'm missing? |
I picked up aluminum L angle from my local hardware.....$12.00 each for 6' pieces. I just cut it down, but have not installed it yet. I'm still figuring out the hook part. It has to stop it from coming all the way out of the trailer when in use or to keep it from rolling back and forth in transit. I'm not certain which. |
i am thinking it must be so it dosent roll back and forth while in transit. Once it is set up the 4 legs should keep it in place. Of the 4 different heilite kitchenettes i have had none had the hooks/ |
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