'16 Vintage 1967 Glendale travel trailer - $3000 in Vancouver, British Columbia for sale

I'm unfortunately putting my restoration project up for sale. It's a 16' Glendale 1967 travel trailer. It weighs about 1800lbs, easy to tow with an SUV. Perfect for a young family or single mom or single lady... Easy to hook up and manage and tow with little effort.

I've first of all coated the roof in rubber deck coating, just as a preventative, never a leak from the ceiling or floor for that matter. I've re-painted all the old brown wood paneling to a cream off white. Ripped up the old original linoleum and put in a cherry vinyl laminate flooring. Put up a mosaic back splash tile behind stove/ cooking area. Colour scheme is cream, sage green and copper colour through out. Trailer comes fully outfitted with brand new (used like 3 times) set of colour co-ordinating Corel plates, cutlery, cups, mugs, wine glasses, frying pans and pots... Um what else.. Fire extinguisher... 6x4 trailer mat, custom supports... Only thing I didn't finish was sewing up the curtains and one section that needs 2nd coat of paint. But new curtain rods are included. Make your own or I could.

Ok, a little bit of down side... I've never serviced the retro Dometic fridge and stove. They work but they're inefficient, need to be serviced. I've got by using the fridge as an icebox and cooking on outdoor stove. Also the 2 propane tanks would need to be updated. I've managed to camp in RV resorts with bathroom / shower services cause this little guy doesn't have either. There is potential to put a small pull out toilet in the closet... I could only see that being used in emergencies. Or late nights. I was able to power up in full hookup RV resorts with my 110v plug, but unfortunately the socket on the trailer blew a few trips ago, apparently not too hard or expensive if you know the right person.

Still a great little starter trailer for anyone starting out or who wants to just get out. I've got pics and on viewing I can show the ins and outs of this funny little intricate trailer.