Here's the deal.....

1972 Venture tent trailer...no frills. Received it free about 5 years ago. Replaced the cables, removed the sink and made tons of storage. Sets up real easy. Has 2 full size beds, power inverter, land power cord, interior light, ice-box...that's about it.

Canvas is beat but totally water tight, except one moust hole I will be repairing soon. This trailer was used by 3 fishermen. Has new bearing buddies (about 2 years old) trailers great, lights work, inverter works, battery connection works etc.

It can be used as a play area for kids, a camping trailer for fishermen (not really family friendly as it is bare necessity) take the top and canvas off for a junk trailer...whatever

You haul it away and it's yours. Will provide bill of sale for registation purposes.

Only upgrading to family trailer. Otherwise, I'd keep this one. Uncle Matt and Bob T can vauch for the waterproofness (is that a word?) of the trailer.

Located in Northern Worcester county. Otherwise, I'll donate it.

PM with questions...I'll try to dig out pics soon.

pm sent

Sold...well, so to speak ;)

Pm back.

Going to stripnline!

water proofing....

hey ...ya gonna haul a bathroom to the next fishin show? :bl:
sorry, couldn't resist that one....:lasso:

Raven,

We've resorted to carrying a 5 gallon bucket, some trash bags and some TP. I'm ready for it all now! :smash: :smash:

buckets are not to stable....or comfortable

this is what ya need....
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c66/ravenob1/better-method.jpg

Bob, according to Websters, "waterproofness" is not a word. Sorry there you freak.

By the way, this trailer has served us very well. Great little trailer if your looking for a place to crash. Put a little electric heater in it and it's comfortable even in the worst of weather.

I'm gonna miss the old girl.