Our first home was a version of one of these. Appliances were pink with sliding doors between rooms. Life was so simple and precious. Our first child lived in this home with us for 2 years . Loved every minute .
I love this little place. It was only a year-old when I was born. I remember those radios and when the tv looked like that. The Formica table and chairs, tv, the doll all work to give the trailer vintage charm. 😊
There was one identical to this in a very tiny trailer park (9 units tops) in the next town over from me..always wondered what the interior was like.. i thought it was really cool and had character. The park had it pulled out and a new unit (also very small) put in its place.. new unit is nice but doesn't have the same character as the one it replaced.. thank you for sharing
My grandparents also had the 2 bedroom version -- they used it as a lakehouse. I well remember the built-in dresser/dressing table in the smaller bedroom, the sliding pocket doors that separated the bedrooms from the bathroom, the outward-opening windows that were opened by a crank, and the round window in the back door (I always thought it looked like a ship's porthole). It was always a special treat to "go to the lake with Mama and Papa." I enjoyed the trailer as much as the lake itself. Fond memories.
Those that were kept up lasted as long as a normal home, as most were built fairly solid back then... I think that the window leaks caused most of the damage to them, as they needed a solid window awning build around the windows that prevented water from getting near the window seals. The windows were usually the main leakage spot, causing the rot. I would love to see all the new mobile homes be covered with a ceramic tin roof, and siding, with ceramic tin window awnings... Build to last.
Wow! I lived in one almost identical to this one many years ago. It was myself and my two daughters when they were young. I Loved living in it. Brings back some good memories. Thanks for sharing!
1955 was a great year, the year I was born! Time to get my eyes rechecked, though. 👓 I thought I saw a child peering through the front door window before you opened it and kept waiting for you to introduce this little person sometime during the tour, but they were quite evasive! Turns out it was just the glare off the glass 🤦♀️ 😂
That's adorable. When I was a little more than a baby, my parents lived in a trailer similar to this one on my aunt's property. And you showed the counter, I had this flashback of me climbing up on the counter with a bowl of Raisin Bran spilling it everywhere. I might have been 2 years old.
Oh my goodness, this is sweet, I luv the windows to the doors I haven't seen those in a long time and the refrigerator brings back memories, we had a similar fridge with the door handle you pull towards you to open.
I have what I believe to be this exact trailer except much older. The inside and floor plane are nearly identical. The size appears to be the same. The main difference is that mine has real redwood siding on it and a comp shingle roof. It's in original condition with the stove being the only piece missing. All original windows and doors. I'm so glad to have found this video as I had no idea of the make and model of mine. I got it from a fellow who'd bought a large piece of property that included this trailer under a canopy built to protect it. He was going to demolish it. I'll check out your other vids.
It looks just like the trailer my gramma lived in back in the seventies. Brings back a lot of memories of spending weekends sleeping in the couch in her living room
I’d love to live in it actually. I rented one a bit newer than this but not by much. It had two bedrooms with sliding doors so you walked down the small hallway and walked thru the first bedroom then back to the hallway in between the bedrooms was the bathroom which I thought was just the right size for my little family, to the back bedroom. It was sweet really although I didn’t appreciate it much during that time getting a divorce while I had discovered I was pregnant and taking care of my 3yr old daughter. But I look back at it now and it was my savior. Warm and cozy too. Utilities were included if I remember correctly.
@@denisekenney6436 This little mobile here in the video is really nice. I appreciate The nostalgia of this old time unit. I’m gonna be looking for one of these or very similar for my Northwoods property. Nice, small and cozy. I love the decor of this unit in the video. I hope I can find something very similar to this one. Glad to hear that you and your children are all situated, hopefully in a home you’re very happy in. 👍🙂
I would think that as light as these are, one could probably pull it with a truck... meaning could park it in a camp ground that has monthly rates. These older mobile homes pass for pull-type campers.
I have a table like yours... The One Half table in the Living room. I love it... It came w 2 chairs but I gave them away. The table is a treasure... It fits anywhere. ! Enjoyed yr video.
We had one for many years as a guest house at our cabin - not exactly the same - front windows were slightly different and it had a double axle. Thanks for doing both the videos
@@vintagemobilehome2685 wow that little mobile home is adorable very nice...I'm 48 brings back those memories when I stayed with my grandparents when I was 5... in California in a Spartan mobile home...
Gorgeous. I've had my eye on one back home for many years. Now that someone actually cut all the weeds it's been around it for 30 Years anyway. It's even more gorgeous and I want it even more now. One of these days I'm just going to go walk up to the door and ask them how much it will take for it as is I don't care it is gorgeous.
As a new wife married to a Naval Airman in 1964, we could find nothing for rent we could afford. We rented a 1950s trailer near the base. I remember it was a something "Star." It was almost identical to this one only smaller. It had less counter space and only a shower in the bathroom. The bed was.full size, with a bookcase headboard and all together the bed took up the entire width of the bedroom. It had a kerosene heater and a sliding door between the bedroom and the rest of the trailer. The door and screen door and the stove, refrigerator, and small couch were almost identical. The eating table was wooden and drop-leaf, with one leaf doubling as an ironing board and a silverware drawer. Only two wooden chairs. The entire trailer was birch. I believe the trailer we.rented was.the same brand but probably older.
When I first got married, my husband and I lived for five years, in a similar version of this trailer, but with two bedrooms. Yes, that bathroom is small but it was enough to get the job done! We used to always joke about the small sink and the toilet being so close to each other... "You can brush your teeth and go to the bathroom at the same time!"😅🤣😂
Very complete & original! I would paint or spruce up the upside of it a bit. Polish any stainless, repaint the mid-band, etc. Storage? No way....I could call that home on the weekends! My own little get-away!
Very similar to a home we had. Only ours had small windows by the ceiling. Was a good old trailer. Ours was living room, kitchen, tiny room maybe for a nursery???, sliding door to bathroom, sliding door to bedroom.
Old trailers in good condition are beautiful. About 25 years ago I moved to Florida and I purchased my land which also had a 1956 Buddy trailer on it. Similar to this but it has a much roomier bathroom. Back in the 90's most people were taking their old beautiful trailers out and replacing them with new ones. What a mistake because they almost need replacing again while I just did minor refurbishing with polyurethane and new flooring to make mine new again. It is like living in a time capsule for the last 25 years. My trailer and it's own land, "no lot rentals or park fees" cost me $6800 in early mid 90's but I am guessing it's worth 3 or 4 times that today.
Thanks for your comment. When I lived in Stuart Fl there was a park that was full of '40's and '50's trailers. It is where I got the interest. Please let me know if you post any video's of your trailer or sell it!
Well I am a couple hundred miles north and west of Stuart in a place called Silver Springs in the Ocala national forest. I love it here and will be going north for the summer soon, but if I ever get a recording device I might try to make a video some day.
Found a General derelict in 2019 dumped in Cabool, MO. Built by a family that owned a large sawmill, so its framework is all rough Oak. Interesting shape.
39 million people now can not buy a home, 0% down is history. We are looking into building 10x50 2bedroom mobile homes, just within the limits of 80% of all RV parks and to be priced under $30,000 move in ready. All steel framed. At 10x50 moving cost are very minimal.
I would not change any thing. All the original thing's you have came with it and it's the erra of the home which I think make's for a much cozier home!
I'll take it! 2500! I live in Joanna...15 miles away. Let me know...I don't collect campers so if it is something special I don't mean to insult you but I have been looking a couple months now.
TV picture tube and sound seem to work, but I don't get any stations where I am at without a digital converter box. Stove works great as does fridge. Radio does not work. Definitely copper wiring, not aluminum. Two circuits. I cannot remember how many amps each.
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A beautiful time capsule!, this one definitely deserves TLC!, 😊❤
Our first home was a version of one of these. Appliances were pink with sliding doors between rooms. Life was so simple and precious. Our first child lived in this home with us for 2 years . Loved every minute .
Please keep as much of the original contents and layout as possible. This is a real treasure.
I love this little place. It was only a year-old when I was born. I remember those radios and when the tv looked like that. The Formica table and chairs, tv, the doll all work to give the trailer vintage charm. 😊
There was one identical to this in a very tiny trailer park (9 units tops) in the next town over from me..always wondered what the interior was like.. i thought it was really cool and had character. The park had it pulled out and a new unit (also very small) put in its place.. new unit is nice but doesn't have the same character as the one it replaced.. thank you for sharing
My grandmother lived in a 2 bedroom version of this trailer for 30 years.
Her's had built in dressers, and nightstands in the bedrooms.
My grandparents also had the 2 bedroom version -- they used it as a lakehouse. I well remember the built-in dresser/dressing table in the smaller bedroom, the sliding pocket doors that separated the bedrooms from the bathroom, the outward-opening windows that were opened by a crank, and the round window in the back door (I always thought it looked like a ship's porthole). It was always a special treat to "go to the lake with Mama and Papa." I enjoyed the trailer as much as the lake itself. Fond memories.
Those that were kept up lasted as long as a normal home, as most were built fairly solid back then... I think that the window leaks caused most of the damage to them, as they needed a solid window awning build around the windows that prevented water from getting near the window seals. The windows were usually the main leakage spot, causing the rot.
I would love to see all the new mobile homes be covered with a ceramic tin roof, and siding, with ceramic tin window awnings... Build to last.
Very nice classic mobile home. Love the original fixtures. Originality has always been very important to me.
Still in nice condition to be as old as it is.I loved this video.All original too!
Love the originality of this mobile home! So glad to see a vintage radio and TV there too, since that's one of my favorite hobbies!
It's a beauty. Love all of the original features. Love that vintage TV!
The birch wood is lovely. Love the round windows in the doors, original appliances and the vintage TV. Yay!
Wow! I lived in one almost identical to this one many years ago. It was myself and my two daughters when they were young. I Loved living in it. Brings back some good memories. Thanks for sharing!
1955 was a great year, the year I was born! Time to get my eyes rechecked, though. 👓 I thought I saw a child peering through the front door window before you opened it and kept waiting for you to introduce this little person sometime during the tour, but they were quite evasive!
Turns out it was just the glare off the glass 🤦♀️ 😂
I love it..... a step back in time.... keep it that way.. so special!
That's adorable. When I was a little more than a baby, my parents lived in a trailer similar to this one on my aunt's property. And you showed the counter, I had this flashback of me climbing up on the counter with a bowl of Raisin Bran spilling it everywhere. I might have been 2 years old.
Oh my goodness, this is sweet, I luv the windows to the doors I haven't seen those in a long time and the refrigerator brings back memories, we had a similar fridge with the door handle you pull towards you to open.
I have what I believe to be this exact trailer except much older. The inside and floor plane are nearly identical. The size appears to be the same. The main difference is that mine has real redwood siding on it and a comp shingle roof. It's in original condition with the stove being the only piece missing. All original windows and doors. I'm so glad to have found this video as I had no idea of the make and model of mine. I got it from a fellow who'd bought a large piece of property that included this trailer under a canopy built to protect it. He was going to demolish it. I'll check out your other vids.
Wow! It's pretty compact but the appliances are regular in size. It cozy
So cute! I'd love to see what all you've done with it now!
My Aunt had that same one, they lived in it until the late 70's. it was in a park and they had a screened patio. TINY.
WOW I would rather live in one of these on their trailers than anything they have character I would love them they’re beautiful
It's like a time capsule! Gorgeous!
I lived in a 1957 27' 1BR Prairie Schooner. I loved it. Thank you for sharing and bringing back some good memories.
Wow !!! Nice !! It's a time capsule !!! Good luck and thank you for posting this !!
AWESOME mobile home....I love it ! Thank you for shariing!
😍😍😍😍Luv your trailer.... How lucky you are to have something so beautiful.....🌻🌻🌻
It looks just like the trailer my gramma lived in back in the seventies. Brings back a lot of memories of spending weekends sleeping in the couch in her living room
Thanks for the comment. I am glad the video was able to spark some memories
Reminds me of my parents home back in the day and I would love to have a fridge like this one but just brand new and with color, love it!!!!!
Beautiful! Pretty amazing after all these years!
thank you for your comment! you may be interested in checking out my other videos of equally original homes
Wow. This is so charming. Thanks for the tour! Really enjoy seeing these
Not a bad trailer! This one would be ideal for a lake cottage!
Or a small hunting cabin.
@@joehunter6413 Sure!👍
I’d love to live in it actually. I rented one a bit newer than this but not by much. It had two bedrooms with sliding doors so you walked down the small hallway and walked thru the first bedroom then back to the hallway in between the bedrooms was the bathroom which I thought was just the right size for my little family, to the back bedroom. It was sweet really although I didn’t appreciate it much during that time getting a divorce while I had discovered I was pregnant and taking care of my 3yr old daughter. But I look back at it now and it was my savior. Warm and cozy too. Utilities were included if I remember correctly.
@@denisekenney6436 This little mobile here in the video is really nice. I appreciate The nostalgia of this old time unit. I’m gonna be looking for one of these or very similar for my Northwoods property. Nice, small and cozy. I love the decor of this unit in the video. I hope I can find something very similar to this one. Glad to hear that you and your children are all situated, hopefully in a home you’re very happy in. 👍🙂
I love those old 8 ft wide vintage 50's mobile homes.. too bad they are no longer accepted in just any trailer park any more.
I would think that as light as these are, one could probably pull it with a truck... meaning could park it in a camp ground that has monthly rates. These older mobile homes pass for pull-type campers.
I have a table like yours... The One Half table in the Living room. I love it... It came w 2 chairs but I gave them away.
The table is a treasure... It fits anywhere. ! Enjoyed yr video.
Absolutely beautiful. Time warp piece.
My parents had one exactly like this but ours was a 2 bedroom, oh my goodness this video brought back memories !
I am glad! Often these can jar some memories you are forgetting.
I love the 50's. Thank you for the video. That is like a time machine. Definitely gave my like!
Sir nice find a great traler , just me but l would restore it to back in the day. And thanks for showing it . I'm looking for one.
We had one for many years as a guest house at our cabin - not exactly the same - front windows were slightly different and it had a double axle. Thanks for doing both the videos
Its like going back in time! :)
All it's missing is a couple of plastic flamingos outside by the door.
Check out my video's of my other vintage trailer homes. The flamingo's are there!
Lol
@@vintagemobilehome2685 wow that little mobile home is adorable very nice...I'm 48 brings back those memories when I stayed with my grandparents when I was 5... in California in a Spartan mobile home...
@@stevemitchell2252 they are so cozy, sit one on some nice property and I’d be a happy person.
Excellent! Nice time capsule!
VERY NICE!!! MANY HAPPY YEARS AND/OR MILES IN IT!!! 💋 👍
what a treasure you have found 😍
Gorgeous. I've had my eye on one back home for many years. Now that someone actually cut all the weeds it's been around it for 30 Years anyway. It's even more gorgeous and I want it even more now. One of these days I'm just going to go walk up to the door and ask them how much it will take for it as is I don't care it is gorgeous.
Very Vintage.... The only way you want it! Look's great...TY for the tour!
I love the appliances ..I love you didn't change a thing
What an awesome travel trailer!
What more could you want. Love it.
Truly a jewel cant believe it!!
That's one cool time capsule. My grandpa had one similar with pink appliances sure do miss him.
Great looking trailer!
I love your vintage motor home!
I love the old refridgerator and its door handle.
I wish I could find something this original.
I’d just love to have one of these!!!
Love this! Wouldn't change a thing!
That is so cool. I'd live there! :)
I guess I need my head examined then. It is charming. I would love it.
Ours was really comfortable. Wish we still had it.
As a new wife married to a Naval Airman in 1964, we could find nothing for rent we could afford. We rented a 1950s trailer near the base. I remember it was a something "Star." It was almost identical to this one only smaller. It had less counter space and only a shower in the bathroom. The bed was.full size, with a bookcase headboard and all together the bed took up the entire width of the bedroom. It had a kerosene heater and a sliding door between the bedroom and the rest of the trailer. The door and screen door and the stove, refrigerator, and small couch were almost identical. The eating table was wooden and drop-leaf, with one leaf doubling as an ironing board and a silverware drawer. Only two wooden chairs. The entire trailer was birch. I believe the trailer we.rented was.the same brand but probably older.
This is awesome. Wow place is immaculate.
Fun trip in a time machine!
When I first got married, my husband and I lived for five years, in a similar version of this trailer, but with two bedrooms. Yes, that bathroom is small but it was enough to get the job done! We used to always joke about the small sink and the toilet being so close to each other... "You can brush your teeth and go to the bathroom at the same time!"😅🤣😂
LOL !
Very complete & original! I would paint or spruce up the upside of it a bit. Polish any stainless, repaint the mid-band, etc. Storage? No way....I could call that home on the weekends! My own little get-away!
Wow! It's beautiful!
BEAUTIFUL!
Delightful, thanks for the tour!
Very nice!
Very similar to a home we had. Only ours had small windows by the ceiling. Was a good old trailer. Ours was living room, kitchen, tiny room maybe for a nursery???, sliding door to bathroom, sliding door to bedroom.
This reminds me of the house trailer my grandparents use to have.
I want this! I would give up my apt anyday!
Love it!! I could live in something like this!!!
Love your video... I have one of those bar tables. I love it. I never knew it was from a Trailer home.
Reminds me of my Aunt and Uncles trailer they had years ago in Stockton CA.
Glad it helps bringing back memories! Check out my other videos for other models
Old trailers in good condition are beautiful. About 25 years ago I moved to Florida and I purchased my land which also had a 1956 Buddy trailer on it. Similar to this but it has a much roomier bathroom. Back in the 90's most people were taking their old beautiful trailers out and replacing them with new ones. What a mistake because they almost need replacing again while I just did minor refurbishing with polyurethane and new flooring to make mine new again. It is like living in a time capsule for the last 25 years. My trailer and it's own land, "no lot rentals or park fees" cost me $6800 in early mid 90's but I am guessing it's worth 3 or 4 times that today.
Thanks for your comment. When I lived in Stuart Fl there was a park that was full of '40's and '50's trailers. It is where I got the interest. Please let me know if you post any video's of your trailer or sell it!
Well I am a couple hundred miles north and west of Stuart in a place called Silver Springs in the Ocala national forest. I love it here and will be going north for the summer soon, but if I ever get a recording device I might try to make a video some day.
Thanks for video enjoyed
Our parents lived in a mobile home in the 90s in scotland
WOW
I love your travel trailer...
I am flipping a 1972 Aristocrat Travel Trailer
Nice little house!
i would love to live in that !! this is the bees knees !!
More than adequate for inexpensive housing.
Found a General derelict in 2019 dumped in Cabool, MO. Built by a family that owned a large sawmill, so its framework is all rough Oak. Interesting shape.
Gorgeous!!!
Thank you!!
Nice...brings back a few memories
39 million people now can not buy a home, 0% down is history. We are looking into building 10x50 2bedroom mobile homes, just within the limits of 80% of all RV parks and to be priced under $30,000 move in ready. All steel framed. At 10x50 moving cost are very minimal.
I would not change any thing. All the original thing's you have came with it and it's the erra of the home which I think make's for a much cozier home!
Zig says this beats his van down by the river. Nice place to live maniacally depressed, leave me tf alone.
Vintage everything is so cool.
Nice tour. Thanks
reminds me my grandfather s trailer
Really cute.
I'll take it! 2500! I live in Joanna...15 miles away. Let me know...I don't collect campers so if it is something special I don't mean to insult you but I have been looking a couple months now.
Its very nice i love it
does the tv stove radio still eork does it have copper or al. wiring how many amp service fuse or circut breakers
TV picture tube and sound seem to work, but I don't get any stations where I am at without a digital converter box. Stove works great as does fridge. Radio does not work. Definitely copper wiring, not aluminum. Two circuits. I cannot remember how many amps each.
vintagemobilehome , there is channel available if connected to subscribed cables or VHS vcr
I absolutely love it
My mom and dad had one like this in the 50ties
Wow very very pretty
I would give anything to have one of these and move away from all this 2019 BS
i hope is remodel. it can be like this long time god bless you
Reminds me of the movie : The long long trailer..
Theirs had to be at least 20' longer!
I love it & would like to find something similar that can be fixed with not too much work.
I think it's just perfect.
What a time capsule