Seeking information on trailer restoration shop recommendation

[Tom Wiitala]

I am new to "Good Old RV" and am looking for recommendations for shops that restore trailers. I have a 1966 Aristocrat Land Commander High Boy that has been in our family since it was new. 2 generations of family have enjoyed the comfort and simplicity of this trailer. Finally after many years of being in the rain of the Northwest, she is in need of a full tear down and rebuild. But we don't know of any quality restoration shops. We live in Seattle, but would be willing to pull the trailer to a shop outside of the area if it meant getting a quality restoration.

[Russell E Johnson]

I don't know anything about this company, but they may be able to steer you in the right direction to finding what you need.

Dave & LJ's RV interior Design

625 W Scott Ave, Suite A
Woodland, WA 98674, USA
360-225-7700
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[wayne naegle]

Flyte camp in Oregon is a vintage trailer restore company. they have program on tv called flipping rvs. they have a web site. they could it .

[Patricia O'Brien]

Hi Check out Brian Morrow's Facebok page, he does RV restorations in Lynden, WA.   He's hosting a Vintage Trailer Rally on July 9 thru 12th at Emanclaw Fairgrounds...over 100 trailers show up....this would be a great place to meet other vintage camper people and network ideas.  We all have had work done on our rigs at one time or the other so lots of info to share.  Good luck.  P.S. If you have an extra Hehr window, I'm looking for one...