Steve B. wrote:
I also worry about replacing my trailer when the time comes but so far, so good. It is now 16 years old and I'm still happy with it. It is a repro of a 50s trailer, much better done than the latest repros. I cannot find a new one with the birch paneling, birds eye maple cabinets and all the other 50s touches. Sadly, only about 25 were built and the company went belly-up. I think they were just in the game too early. I do like the Casitas and the Lance line, as far as quality goes. Not sure what counts as "rugged".
That's very cool. You're turning a repro of a retro into a retro in it's own right. Another example of "take care of them" and they will last for many years of travel and make lots of great memories.
Use them, fix them, keep using them.
