| Tuesday, November 16th 2010 - 05:15:51 AM |
| I think we may have a '49 or '50ish Crown and are gearing up for the restoration. Your looks beautiful. |
| Thursday, April 1st 2010 - 09:55:37 PM |
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//Gena //http://www.HomeSweetRoam.com Looking forward to reading your blog- just towed home our 61 Shasta Compact; have much to do! |
| Friday, March 26th 2010 - 05:57:11 PM |
| Hi (is Mike)? I to am trying to restored my vintage California Black & Gold license plate. With a lot of trouble in my future, I think. I have a 1958 15" Catolac DeVille that I'm going to restore, but not until I get this resolved. If there is anyway you can make this process any easier, it would be wonderful. Thank you, Michael j San Jose, Ca |
| Sunday, December 6th 2009 - 08:46:14 AM |
| I have just finished reading your story, and my hat is off to you and your wife, you're the real heart of what canned ham and tincans are about! My wife and i have a 1964 catolac DeVille 15 ft (pics on their way soon!) we are restring it now, and this is my 2 resto, mom-inlaw has my first one, thank you , youre a inspiration to us newbies please e-mail me anytime, ps i am a carpenter, maybe i can help you sometime, or i can use your advise... thanks to you and your wife..... jim |
| Friday, October 9th 2009 - 02:27:45 PM |
| We just bought a 1953 Crown in the unrestored state, need to talk to you. |
| Monday, September 7th 2009 - 12:42:02 PM |
| Nice work. Makes me anxious to start on mine... much newer but sadly in need of some tlc. Thanks for the good pics; red and white really was the way to go. |
| Tuesday, August 25th 2009 - 05:14:58 PM |
| Love reading your blog. We just restored a tiny tear drop and are thinking of getting a 1955 trailer similar to yours, but I think it may be too heavy for my Volvo 850 to tow. I'm having a hard time finding specs on this old canned ham we have our eye on. I think it's called a Westerner but can't find any info about it. The guy who is selling it is unsure what he should charge for it...I'm finding prices all over the place, from $400.00 to $6,000.00. It's all original and looks clean on the inside, just needs some spit and polish. If you don't mind me asking, how much did you pay for your trailer when you bought it? Thanks for sharing your project! Wendy |
| Sunday, August 16th 2009 - 07:33:41 AM |
| I have just completed my 55 crown coach, CA Lc DHLAHUT. We call her "DaHulaHut" different theme ours is Surf/Hawaiin with torquiose blackm bamboo, and hawainn fabrics. Will be for sale soon. |
| Thursday, June 11th 2009 - 03:37:06 PM |
| Very nice restoration job on the Crown. I have a 1950 Crown that I just put on ebay for no reserve, it is about $100 and ends in five days. Maybe someone in your club would like to have it since it is located next door in Arizona. the ebay number is 180366860556. Happy motoring. Geo |
| Saturday, May 2nd 2009 - 09:13:47 PM |
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//http://www.thepeptopalace.blogspot.com Hi. Came across your site and love your canned ham. We just ought one as well and I ws hoping you could give me a few tips. We are in Fallbrook, near Oceanside and know of some great camping spots. Thanks! |
| Thursday, March 19th 2009 - 09:49:52 PM |
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//Gayle G. Love your blog! Love what you did to your trailer! I just purchased a 1952 Crown all origonal but needs work of course. Will probably leave it silver and redo the inside. You did a great job on yours! Loved looking at the progress. |