Meet Daisy….. She is all fixed up and looking dandy!!!!
She is called the “Westerner” because of her western drapes (still the original)
and her naugahyde seats!!
Here is her proud owner Cheryl!!
before the Cocoa Cola decal
Thank you Cheryl!! I love the yellow awning you added!!! You guys did an amazing job!!!!
Thank you for your inspiration!!
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very nice job!
I have just bought a 1960,s old 12 ft trailer
which I want to do up like yours
Congrats on the purchase Otto! We found all of the decorations at the GoodWill and other thrift stores. Good luck with yours.
That is great! Do I detect that the outside was red and white? Or possibly red and shiny aluminum? Great find!
Hi labbiel,
It used to be cream and red then it was painted white and red with house paint. It’s mostly flaked off and we need to scrape it off completely before we have it painted. It’s a lot of work so we’ve been putting it off. Thanks!
Thank you very much for featuring our trailer here. I love your blog and think its great that you are doing this.
I’ve had to good fortune to see Daisy in person a number of times. It really is the cutest little thing. Goodwill has been a treasure trove for Cheryl in her desire to decorate her. All sorts of period stuff. You just want to sit there and take it all in, there is so much to look at. Nice job Cheryl.
I love that Cheryl had such luck with all her Goodwill finds!!! Daisy is a cutie!!!!
.Looking for a vintage trailer 20 ft or less.Locally near Flordia .Needing restoration ,but good bones,2,000 to 5,000.I want total input, on the restoration process ,then this vintage gal will join a group to see the United States with wonderful new BF——love ya all
Carole
We bought a ’56 Westerner recently: we are almost done restoring it. It had a lot of water damage and we tore out a lot of the Luan paneling and replaced it, also had to replace the front window (the original one had been badly replaced with junk). We repainted the outside after sanding it and have re-upholstered everything, new curtains etc. Let me know if you need any hints, etc. Congrats on your find!