Vintage mobile home played an important part in WWII and have given millions of us a place to call home. Read all about their rich history here!
We ran across this adorable 1965 tiny home on Redfin that recently sold in California for a very affordable price of $59,000. Here’s a look at the listing: This meticulously maintained residence boasts recent upgrades, including an enchanting kitchen with freshly painted cabinets seamlessly flowing into a cozy living room. The large bedroom showcases stunning … Read more
There is so much to love about this 1964 mobile home! The owners were able to keep so much of the original charm that can only be found in older homes and still modernize the space. Located in one of the most popular communities in California, Safari Park, the home also has one of the … Read more
It’s hard to know whether it’s worth modernizing an older mobile home. But, revamping and refreshing it can give it a new lease on life and make it feel like a modern, comfortable space that you can be proud of. In this post, we’ll show you how to update your mobile home’s decor and design … Read more
We rarely find vintage trailers like this 1959 El Dorado Kropf listed for sale. So, when we first saw this one, we immediately saved it to share it with you all. Full of upgrades inside and out, it still has that retro charm that can only be found in these older mobile homes. Listed for … Read more
Listed in April of 2023, this 1954 vintage trailer barely lasted over a month before it was picked up for a surprisingly reasonable price of $145,000. The tiny home, rumored to have once belonged to Desi Arnaz, and located inside the Horizon Mobile Village and RV Park, sits right below the famous Bob Hope house. … Read more
Mobile homes have been a staple of the American landscape for over a century. And as we know modern-day mobile home parks offer a range of amenities and services that make them desirable places to live. However, these communities have undergone significant evolution since their beginning. Today, we’ll explore the evolution of mobile home parks, … Read more
It always thrills us when we find homes like this 1978 double wide that has been updated but still has all the original features that made those 70’s manufactured homes so special. Located in Palm Desert California, at a listing price of a whopping $399,500 the views alone from the home are enough to make … Read more
Back in 2021, we caught a glimpse of this 1963 vintage trailer on Instagram and instantly knew we wanted to share it with our readers. Lucky for us the owners didn’t forget us! Thankfully, when they decided to place the mobile home up for sale after the remodel, they reached out to us and we … Read more
First, let’s take a look at the details: 1950 Westcraft Vintage Trailer is a 33’ dual-axle park trailer that was built by the Westcraft Manufacturing Company in Burbank, California. It served as an example of the longest model offered during the company’s nine years of post-World War II trailer production. The Westcraft brand was introduced … Read more
If you are a fan of vintage homes then this 1963 Sabre is for you! Not only is it rare to find a vintage home with good bones to remodel, but it also includes a rare find, two pullouts. Located in New York state, this home has been completely renovated top to bottom, inside and … Read more
Back in the good ole’ days, mobile home designers were not scared of innovation. Hundreds of mobile home builders were competing for sales and the first company to come up with the newest, biggest, or most unique mobile homes were going to be most successful. Several well-known and respected builders released two-story mobile homes in the 1950’s as an … Read more
Postcards were almost as important as the trailers when travel trailer first hit the scene. They were essentially the Facebook of the time. Families and friends traveling in their campers would send postcards to everyone they knew to let them know they were safe and having a wonderful time. A little deliberate bragging was always … Read more