1952 shasta

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Well here we go again. I have the chance to purchase a 52 shasta thats 16 foot long. They want 50 bucks for it,and it has everything in it original. The stove, toilet, all original. Do I do it and rebuild my second shasta,or sell parts off of it and try to make some money. Its going to be a complete rebuild but it has good bones.

francesca_knowl · Answer

Yoicks and hoity-toity- it was born the same year I was!

Believe-you-me, if it was for sale near me I'd buy it for that reason alone.

Per "scrap or save":
1952 was a vintage year all the way around (see above)- the old girl is well worth saving.

P.S.

Same goes for the trailer...:B

352 · Answer

Francesca Knowles wrote:Yoicks and hoity-toity- it was born the same year I was!Believe-you-me, if it was for sale near me I'd buy it for that reason alone.Per "scrap or save":1952 was a vintage year all the way around (see above)- the old girl is well worth saving.P.S.Same goes for the trailer...:BGood one. Me too 52

westend · Answer

I sure hope you do get the Shasta and post some pictures, too. FWIW, I have my eye on a '50's Airstream for the same purpose. I'm trying to decide if I want to take on another big project.

oaklevel · Answer

Depends on condition but there are not many restorables left...... once it is gone its gone..... If you didn't want to restore it sell it whole &amp; make the profit &amp; let some one else have the fun............

robsouth · Answer

If I knew where "home" was and it was close to me, I would tell you to buy it and I would double your money today, but "home" could be anywhere.

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