****** 1946 SPARTAN MANOR '25 VINTAGE TRAVEL TRAILER ****** NOT AIRSTREAM
Sale price: US $2,750.00 Make an Offer
| Used |
| “Restoration project. The unit needs a complete restoration. Offered in it's current as-is condition, some interior parts might usable in a restoration. The wall panels are present and usable as templates.The shell is in average condition in line with the age of the unit. This is a 73 year old unrestored trailer. Overall condition Fair.” |
| Year: | 1946 | VIN : | 25461729 |
| Featured Refinements: | Travel Trailer | Type: | Mobile & Touring Caravan |
| Model: | MANOR | For Sale By: | Private Seller |
| Make: | SPARTAN | Vehicle Title: | Not Available |
| Length (feet): | 25 |
Barton City, Michigan, United States
Vehicle description
General Information
- SPARTAN MANOR 1946 SPARTAN AIRCRAFT CO., TULSA, OKLAHOMA - 25 FEET OVERALL LENGTH INCL. HITCH - Interior rough condition but very usable for templates! - Average Shell condition, one small dent, and one larger dent ( both can be repaired ). - Front windows need to be replaced - Towable - The unit comes with a Bill of Sale - Sold as-is. Please note that if you make an offer and your offer is accepted, you are entering into a legally binding agreement to purchase the unit at your offer price, you are not making an appointment to view the unit. ( For the avoidance of any doubt ). - Please contact us with ANY QUESTIONS you might have in regards to shipping arrangements, payment or otherwise BEFORE you commit to purchase the unit not after. - Please note that the last picture shows a restored Spartan Manor and is for reference only. It does not depict the unit in this listing! - Very Iconic Trailers ie Stylish Airbnb, Home Office, Studio, Guest accommodation etc etc . . PAYMENT A non refundable deposit of US$ 750 is due immediately ( within the hour of the listing ending via PayPal ), after a offer has been agreed or the Buy Now option has been chosen. The balance is due 24hours later after receipt of our Invoice via Bank to Bank wire transfer. View our current Inventory at. . www.airstreamicons.com Consultancy Sourcing Import Sales Custom Restorations Additional Information William G Skelly, founder of the Skelly Oil Company came to be known as "Mr. Tulsa". In the 1920"s he turned his business into one of the world"s largest independent oil companies. Skelly was one of the wealthiest men in the country and was very aware of the "modern" America and emerging technologies. Skelly had a great interest in aeronautics and because of this the Skelly Oil Company sponsored "The Air Adventures of Jimmie Allen" and "Captain Midnight", both series were based around aviation. Skelly"s wealth also allowed him to further pursue this interest by founding the Spartan Aircraft Company in 1928. The company was started as an aeronautical college and airplane manufacturer whose early production consisted of open cockpit, canvas bodied biplanes, used for flight training schools, sportsmen fliers, and fixed base operators. In the late 1930"s Spartan was acquired by the Getty Corporation owned by the billionaire and oil tycoon J. Paul Getty. Mr. Getty first visited the plant in 1939. He was very impressed with the quality of inventory, and the management of the company. This combination of good management and quality product allowed the company to prosper. Spartan reinvested its profits in its research and development department allowing them to come up with many technical improvements. One of the most lucrative models to come out of the plant was the "Spartan Executive," an aviation legend and one of the most highly regarded planes of its era. Built to the luxurious tastes of the rich oil "Executives", it rivaled in comfort the most opulent limousines of the day. In performance, it was second to none, cruising at a remarkable 200 miles an hour and with a range of over one thousand miles.
- SPARTAN MANOR 1946 SPARTAN AIRCRAFT CO., TULSA, OKLAHOMA - 25 FEET OVERALL LENGTH INCL. HITCH - Interior rough condition but very usable for templates! - Average Shell condition, one small dent, and one larger dent ( both can be repaired ). - Front windows need to be replaced - Towable - The unit comes with a Bill of Sale - Sold as-is. Please note that if you make an offer and your offer is accepted, you are entering into a legally binding agreement to purchase the unit at your offer price, you are not making an appointment to view the unit. ( For the avoidance of any doubt ). - Please contact us with ANY QUESTIONS you might have in regards to shipping arrangements, payment or otherwise BEFORE you commit to purchase the unit not after. - Please note that the last picture shows a restored Spartan Manor and is for reference only. It does not depict the unit in this listing! - Very Iconic Trailers ie Stylish Airbnb, Home Office, Studio, Guest accommodation etc etc . . PAYMENT A non refundable deposit of US$ 750 is due immediately ( within the hour of the listing ending via PayPal ), after a offer has been agreed or the Buy Now option has been chosen. The balance is due 24hours later after receipt of our Invoice via Bank to Bank wire transfer. View our current Inventory at. . www.airstreamicons.com Consultancy Sourcing Import Sales Custom Restorations Additional Information William G Skelly, founder of the Skelly Oil Company came to be known as "Mr. Tulsa". In the 1920"s he turned his business into one of the world"s largest independent oil companies. Skelly was one of the wealthiest men in the country and was very aware of the "modern" America and emerging technologies. Skelly had a great interest in aeronautics and because of this the Skelly Oil Company sponsored "The Air Adventures of Jimmie Allen" and "Captain Midnight", both series were based around aviation. Skelly"s wealth also allowed him to further pursue this interest by founding the Spartan Aircraft Company in 1928. The company was started as an aeronautical college and airplane manufacturer whose early production consisted of open cockpit, canvas bodied biplanes, used for flight training schools, sportsmen fliers, and fixed base operators. In the late 1930"s Spartan was acquired by the Getty Corporation owned by the billionaire and oil tycoon J. Paul Getty. Mr. Getty first visited the plant in 1939. He was very impressed with the quality of inventory, and the management of the company. This combination of good management and quality product allowed the company to prosper. Spartan reinvested its profits in its research and development department allowing them to come up with many technical improvements. One of the most lucrative models to come out of the plant was the "Spartan Executive," an aviation legend and one of the most highly regarded planes of its era. Built to the luxurious tastes of the rich oil "Executives", it rivaled in comfort the most opulent limousines of the day. In performance, it was second to none, cruising at a remarkable 200 miles an hour and with a range of over one thousand miles.