Trailblazer (1967)
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| Condition: | Year: | 1967 | |
| VIN : | 7155015 | Fuel Type: | N/A |
| Make: | Trailblazer | For Sale By: | Private Seller |
| Type: | Travel Trailer | Leveling Jacks Included: | Yes |
| Sleeping Capacity: | 6 | Water Capacity (Gallons): | None |
| Vehicle Title: | Clear | Air Conditioners: | None |
| Slide Outs: | None | Awnings: | 1 |
Watertown, New York, United States
Vehicle description
This little Vintage 1967 Trailblazer camper has been enjoying an active life and has a CLEAR title with current registration. Retrieved from Wisconsin and has made multiple family camping trips & memories ranging from Southern Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, Ohio, New York & Vermont. This camper is still solid and ready to hit the road again! The camper sleeps 6 officially: 2 in main bed/couch, 2 on the fold-down dinette, and 2 children on the fold-down bed above the couch. We are a family of three and had plenty of room for ourselves and food, supplies, toys , etc. There is a large closet over the wheel well on the entrance side of the camper with drawers as well as storage under the couch and dinette seats. Some things that have been updated or replaced in the last year include: New Curtains, a new custom made awning made of Sunbrella waterproof/sun resistant fabric, all new seat cushions with HyperVent to allow airflow to PREVENT mold and keep the camper smelling FRESH! , fresh paint inside & out (outside painted in a paint booth), outside metal polished, new flooring, new refrigerator, new trim on table top & counter, new propane regulator that automatically switches between the two new tanks, new 7-pin connection to vehicle, new water line, new faucet, the water tanks have been removed for additional storage and water connection (a water tank could easily be added but we never camped anywhere that we couldn"t connect to a water line). The original stove and propane light above the dining table are fully operational. The tires are about two years old, the roof was stripped and resealed as well as some of the windows and trim as required, the original Coleman heater is present but we have never attempted to light it as we always used a ClimateRight 10,000 BTU AC/Heater to keep frosty even in the heat and humidity of the deep south. The trailer isn"t in "perfect condition" as it is 50 years old but nothing major just minor dings in the metal and a couple of the windows have cracks but haven"t had any issues. Weight approx. 2500 pounds.