Vintage Travel Trailer - 1952 Little Caesar

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Vintage Travel Trailer - 1952 Little Caesar:
$18000.00

1952 Little Caesar Vintage Travel Trailer For Sale

Little Caesar travel trailers are among the rarest vintagetrailers. Built in Sebastopol,California by the Sokolis Brothers, these trailers made their name because theycould fit inside a standard garage of the day.

This Little Caesar trailer had been sitting in a field forseveral decades when it was discovered and restored in 2008-2009. It was totally disassembled, all thecabinetry, dinette, and bed support framework restored, and all “structuralwood” (flooring, sides, top and ribs) replaced with new wood.

A photo-video is on You Tube that documents the “Discovery,”“Recovery,” and “Restoration.” You canwatch the photo-video on You Tube: style=\"margin: 0in 0in 10pt;\">Features of this 1952 Little Caesar:

·Frame-off restoration, replacement of allstructural wood, frame reinforcement under kitchen floor; restored allcabinets, closets, dinette, bed platform, closet, screen door

·Polished aluminum skin

·Three burner stove with oven

·Propane gas light

·Vintage Coleman propane tank

·Electric lights

·Ice Box

·Awning, poles, ropes

·Exterior window covers

·Leveling/Support Jacks

·Load leveler and Anti-sway trailer hitch – fits2” receiver

·Standard 7-pin electrical connection betweentrailer and vehicle

·Trailer does not have water storage or wastetanks, direct connect water supply to trailer from city service

Always stored inside a garage/warehouse

NOTE: The vintageCalifornia Trailer License Plates will be included ONLY IF SOLD IN CALIFORNIA

I was asked if this vintage trailer has a shower or toilet; it does not. The trailer has a sink with only the cold water faucet that connects to the outside \"city water\" It does not have any other \'indoor plumbing.\" and it has no holding tanks. The drain from the sink goes directly outside and is connected to a sewer hook up via a garden hose (included). Or, the water can just run out and soak into the ground where this is permitted.

NOTE: The 1952 Willys station wagon, shown in many of the photos of the trailer is currently for sale on Hemmings Motor News website. Look here: ( may need to copy that to your browser)