Restoring our 63 Shasta Deluxe

[txrancher]

It all started in September 2011
And as of now March 2013 it is almost ready to go.
My wife drove from Milford Texas to Ca. to pickup this trailer.
When I started to get into it, I found lots of rotted wood.
So the tear down started, and I had no idea what I was in for.
But after some blood a lot of sweat and a few tears, she's about ready for the road.
Enjoy the web site I made to record the progress.
Randy and Peggy
www.texaslonghorncattle.net/PinkTrailer
We were sold the trailer beliving it was a 1963 model, butt I checked the back of the mirror and it is marked 9/14/59. Soooo it might be a 59 or a 60 model.

[paigenmarc]

Howdy! Where's Milford? I'm north of Houston. I love your Shasta! Good to know we weren't the only ones who drove across the country to get our trailer

[flyingham]

You're doing a great job! I do believe that every one of these trailers rolling around that have ever sat outside, are just like this under the skin. It's tough to find a place to stop taking them apart when you start pulling the skins off! Keep up the good work!

[61shastacompact]

Love your Pink Deluxe! Yours looks to be a big cousin to my Pink Compact which is titled as a 1961, but I believe to be a year or two earlier as well. The original Pink trailers are hard to come by so congrats. Keep up the great work and I look forward to your progress.

[Hamlet]

Beautiful! Can't wait for more pics.

[dsadki]

I am very impressed with your work. I hope you get to enjoy your trailer soon camping with your kids.

[tylerbes]

YOu are doing a great job and doing it the best way you can, frame off. Well done. If you want new wings for her, let me know! WWW.nastyshasty.blogspot.com