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1967 Scotsman Canned Ham Trailer - $4,000 (Portland Metro)
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I bought it for $4500 from the 2nd owner in 2014. Since then I've added a new inverter, installed a "Fan-Tastic Vent"/Fan, resealed the roof, replaced 4 of 6 of the windows, added an electrical hookup for towing, re-packed the wheel bearings and more.
Kitchenette:
I recently repaired and tested the water and propane hose hookups. The range functions well, and I just installed a brand new pressure gauge for the propane tank (tank not included). Fridge runs on 120.
General Interior:
Bench storage on each side, with a home-made "closet" and shelving. Lights work great. New queen-size foam mattress pad. New-ish bench foam pads and covers.
General Exterior:
Tires in good shape. Last re-sealed roof 2 years ago. (Gently) power-washed roof this fall and resealed a few spots along the sides/seams.
Dimensions:
width x length x height INTERIOR = 6' x 12' x 6' (at tallest height).
width x length x height EXTERIOR = 6' x 14' x 7' (including tongue length and tire height).
Notes:
"Rudi" was a long-distance road warrior when we met in 2014. He's been lived-in year round since then - primarily stationary. I re-packed the wheel bearings before one one of his few trips across town over the past few years. The electrical connector for the signal lights (I believe a 7-way blade adapter??) still works.
Normal wear and tear. Well-maintained.
I'm not re-painting the interior or dapping little nail holes in the wood, but Rudi is otherwise deep-cleaned, travel-checked, and ready to go! <3
Add-ons:
I'm throwing in my *invaluable* trailer-tongue handtruck (with brand new wheels), plus corner stabilizers/stands and other random accessories. If you're interested in purchasing my 4 heavy-duty jacks, let me know.