this is neet (not mine)

Found a couple pics of ours. We really liked it and it served our needs perfect. Yes it did ha e some leaks, which I fixed and repaired the damage. After that it never leaked for us.

smthbros wrote:

Chris Bryant wrote:
I new a couple of people who full timed in them. Great running gear.

Were the frames OK?

Yes, good frames, axles and brakes. Al-Ko as I recall

Had a 93 Award 727. Perfect starter trailer for us at the time. Ours had rear twin beds which were good for our kids that were 1 and 2 at the time. Towed it with a 95 4 door Explorer with the 4.0 V-6. The trailer was 3800lbs empty. I’ll see if I can dig up some pics!

Award trailers were built not far from me in Dunnville Ontario so we see them around once in a while. They have a very European design/ look to them. They do have a bit of a cult following like Airstreams and seem to hold value if you can find a good one. They were generally well built on a lightweight aluminum frame and towed nicely.

Chris Bryant wrote:
I new a couple of people who full timed in them. Great running gear.

Were the frames OK?

DownTheAvenue wrote:
The Award trailers were from the 1990's and I think until sometime in the early 2000's. They were known to leak very badly, but were light weight and with a low profile, towed well.

There is still a cult following and they bring a decent price. The way the trailer was made was two halves put together with the seam down the middle (leanth wise). Castia and Scamp trailers had the seam halfway down on the fiberglass not down the roof like Award.

very neet

I new a couple of people who full timed in them. Great running gear.

I think it's a neat looking rig.
But as myredracer said, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

We know someone who has one. Not a very attractive looking TT if you ask me but beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

If I were looking for an older TT, I'd go farther back in time. An early Silver Streak has intrigued me for some time. :)