Has anyone heard of a Thomson Claymore trailer?

Yes that much is true. I'm towing with a car though. Trying to keep it under 2000 pounds.
Mike

mike445 wrote:
Well it turned out to be pretty rough. I walked away from it. I'm thinking of picking up another popup to travel with. They are SO EASY to tow!
Mike

Ya, and to each his own, But a popup is really just a tent with wheels. And, you always have to spend time setting it up and taking it down. I really like my 20 foot hard side TT. It is still quite easy to tow, (but I know not as easy as a popup) and when I get to where I'm going if I don't' want to I don't have to do anything. For a quick overnight I don't even unhook. Just park, hop in the camper, make a quick meal, go to bed, and be out the door quickly the next day. When the wind is really blowing out here on the prairie A had side looks much nicer then a popup.

Well it turned out to be pretty rough. I walked away from it. I'm thinking of picking up another popup to travel with. They are SO EASY to tow!
Mike

Thank you! Ya I'm going to offer $500 and go from there. If I'm.able to make a deal I'll post a link to pictures.

go lower, never hurts to ask. All they can say is no! Good luck

The asking price is $1000. I'm looking for a project, but not a total piece of crap. As I said it looks amazing from the pics!!

Thank you for that link! It's the same color as the ones in the pictures.
Mike

78 was before my time with Rv's so I cant answer if real wood or not. what is the asking price on rv and is it like a 14 foot or so?

Ya I'll have to do a thorough check for wood rot. In 1978 were the interiors still real wood? From the pictures It looks great inside and out. I won't know more condition wise until I get inside it.
Mike

No but make sure nothing is rotted being a 1978. Check in the cabinets and around all 4 corners of R.V. Bad to rot here. Dont confuse vintage for junk. Good luck to you.