Hi, New to the forum. My two "waiting in the wings" campers are a ten foot '78 Playmor that has rounded edges and you would never guess that it was not a '60 model. I am going to rebuild it with my little sister as a brother sister project because sh...
Hey guys, I've read for hours and really enjoyed the awesome FAQ section, there is alot of organization and helpful people here. This post relates to a 1500lb 1978 Shortbed Six Pac truck camper with hydraulic jacks and storage off the truck. I actual...
Another company bought the rights years later and currently make aqua trailers under the Scotty name. They offer a teardrop a small Sportsman model although they are nothing at all like the old Scottys. The only one keeping a classic Scotty shape inc...
alanaks wrote:Beautiful! And an inspiration. I bought my first trailer a year and a half ago and live in it full time, it's a '67 Scotsman. You can see an external shot on my profile. I can't find much information online about the make/model. Got any...
That's awesome! I had a similar experience when a guy knocked at my door and said he thought that her used to own my '75 Trans Am. We went outside and he showed me the tail lights and where he drilled tiny holes in each corner because he said they wo...
Thanks for the replies. So what I have learned that it has nothing to do with any kind of different structural integrity while sitting in the truck vs. sitting on another flat surface but more to do with "Tippage" which finally makes sense to me. So ...
