Years ago our family passed through
Elkhart Indiana on our way home from a vacation out east.
We saw a wonderful brochure for the Vintage
Trailer Museum as we toured the
Jayco trailer factory. Unfortunately not very many people in
Elkhart knew where it was. After much searching we found it.
It was in an old warehouse building, but I thought it was neat. They had many trailers set up to tour and a wonderful library of all old trailer brochures. They were raising money to move the museum near the interstate. We have not been back, so I've always wondered if they were able to get their new trailer museum built. If anyone knows ... please post pictures of comments. Thanks...
My little trailer park is covered in snow. I'm trying to download old pictures from my childhood. I love this one of my sister and I sledding from a winter past on our Iowa Farm. I'm the one in the red coat. Don't you love our sleds and red boots. Those were the days!!
Here's the Truck and Boat Set that's also on the dresser. Wouldn't they be fun if they were real. I could take them out to the lake... 
This is a framed puzzle that I'm blessed to own. It was a puzzle that was given to me by my mother in a box of "stuff" from my grandmother. It was put in our basement and forgot about until several years after I got into trailers.
This is a great Pink Shasta trailer that a proud owner posted many years ago. I think she' from Texas if I remember. It's this a great trailer!!! They did such a great job!!
This is a picture she took with her family. I think the story was they they had stopped at a rest area and this other pink trailer "Lakewood" pulled in beside theirs so they had to get a picture. I would love to meet this fun gal!!
I would sooo love to own a vintage convertible to go with my vintage trailers.... Maybe someday.. This Ford Falcon is awesome. It was for sale on Ebay sometime ago. I
These pictures are from a great blog oldtincans.blogspot.com 
