For more on the trailer and restoration check out the Boler project Category of our Blog. Or click here to view all Boler post.
After Watching the internet and calling for over a year, November 2011 I was off to pick up our new Boler. It is a 1974, built in Ontario. It was modified to work as a coffee stand. I can’t find much on the history of the trailer, or of it’s life as a coffee stand. It needed lots of work as you can see below.
The Boler waiting to be picked up.
Since I have stripped it down and am almost ready to start rebuilding.
2012 March Boler progressing
To read why it had to be a Boler click here.
For more on the trailer and restoration check out the Boler project Category of our Blog. Or click here to view all Boler post.
Currently I am building the interior and hope to have it painted by the spring and able to use it for camping this summer. Done will take some more time.
Inside it has a counter with a sink, bunk beds that flip into a couch and a dinette that folds into a bed.
The see the pictures of the model of our trailer I built, or print and build your own click here.
This is terrific! I am so happy to see another blogger venturing forth and restoring a vintage camper like we are! Good luck on your adventures!
Maybe bloggers restoring trailers will catch on. I was happy to find your site, as it fun to watch other projects, so many great ideas:) Thanks for visiting my site.
Wow! Thanks for the like and sharing your site with me. Not only do I love your Boler — I never heard of one before — you’ve also shown me how to use categories to organize my site. I wish my kids would grow younger with me so we could have more family adventures. Enjoy!
Thank you
Kids at every age are great for adventures, then come grand kids and it starts again. I always find myself missing the last stage, enjoying the current, and planning bigger adventures for the next.
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