It’s time for our 13 foot 1965 Silver Queen to have a new family because we upgraded to a larger model. We have greatly enjoyed our adventures with her the last 16 years and it’s rough to see her go.

She came to us out of a field in 2006 and her name is Good Karma (she earned it). We were tired of camping in the rain or snow in a tent and she was the perfect solution. In her 16 years with us she’s been all around the NW from the San Juan Islands to the California Redwood Forest and east to Burns. Many of those 16 years we camped 1-2 weekends a month, year round.

She’s not had a full restoration, but we’ve done:
front sub floor and wall
New laminate
New foam and upholstery
Automotive exterior paint
Seals and some polishing
Tail lights
Pigtail
New fan
Interior plugs
New gas light
New crank jack
Most recent tires 2021
Lots of minor repairs and cosmetic stuff

What she has: hookups for water and power. Sink. A water tank with a hand pump. 3 types of lights - battery, gas, electric. A battery that runs lights. A new reproduction propane light. Original working propane 3 burner stove/oven. An ice box (if you’re not familiar it’s basically a cooler that is built in to the wall). Tons and tons of storage. She’s simple - less tech equals less to break. That’s not to say nothing will break. If you think you want a vintage trailer, you better like to “putter.” Something is always in need of a bit of work. But that’s the case for all trailers, new and old. The couch in the back makes into a full size bed, table in the front converts into a twin. No bathroom.

We have a clean title and she’s registered in Oregon. 2000 pounds. She’s small but lives large.

Cash only. No shipping. Please ask any questions.