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help find out what my trailer is?
Can anyone tell me from my pic what kind of trailer i have. No title available, previous owners don't know.
Posted on May 17, 2013 at 8:21pm — 7 Comments
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Looks like early 60 ish, maybe even mid 60's Aristocrat. Like Margaretta said,, some elbow grease and Ive seen the numbers on the INSIDE of the tongue, usually under flake rust and crud combined with paint.A wire brush on a drill and some patience it will appear, The numbers are Punched in so you wont find Raised numbers like newer models. Good Luck. BTW, I have Family In Kazoo up the road from you.:-)
You will find the vin on the tongue & you can figure out what it is by defusing the vin to tell what when & where & the year. What I do is Use a Cordless drill & a wire wheel & brsh off the old paint & rust until you see the vin...you may have to scrub a few different places on the toungue. On top on driver side, inside the toungue on the drivers or passenger side. But if there's. lot of paint & rust you will have to use some mussel & have patients, it WILL come thru I promise. Good luck.
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