perche wrote:Sweet trailer, Becca! I also enjoyed reading about your soap dispenser solution...little thing, big satisfaction. Wishing you many years of happy camping, thanks for sharing the pics.
mezmo wrote:Hi Becca - Cajun Lady,
'Just saw the pics you posted on your "new" Scotty.
It's hard to believe it's a 1977 model! It looks so
pristine inside! The previous owners must have been
very fastidious people indeed.
Congratulations on such a great find. Enjoy it to the hilt!
2bits wrote:My Truck is a 78 and it is fully loaded, even the windshield wiper squirter works! I love the classics, that's kinda the point of the forum eh!
queeniejeanne wrote:Saw one in Muskogee Ok, last week for sale. Dennis has pictures and phone number if anyone is interested PM us...
Becca, when I was a little girl we had a small shasta, very small....you have a great looking trailer. Congrats
Our Route 66 tear sold Monday but we had purchased an 18 ft....so with you having that one and ours maybe we won't be shunned by the group...
Queenie Jeanne
CAJUN LADY wrote:2bits wrote:My Truck is a 78 and it is fully loaded, even the windshield wiper squirter works! I love the classics, that's kinda the point of the forum eh!
Hey Thomas ~ I love the classics too. I could kick my butt for not keeping some of the "stuff" my paw-paw wanted me to have when I was young. I didn't appreciate vintage back then...what a shame. I do have in my possession an envelope from the U.S. Veterans Bureau, Washington, DC dated Jan. 27, 1925, before my mom was born.
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