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"Adorable 1966 12' Aristocrat Lo-Liner Camper for $4000 (or best offer). The Lo-Liner has a drop axle so it fits in a standard garage. The dining table folds down into a very comfy 6'x 6' bed with a little loft bed above that will fit 2 friendly kids up to about 10 years old or so. Cozy for sure. Super clean 3 burner propane stove, oven, a little ice box, sink, fresh water tank, fresh water hook up with tank. It has a small full height closet but no bath. It has a clear title, permanent CA registration (free forever) and weighs approx. 1,600 lbs. I have repaired/finished the interior, I made the table as the original had disappeared, installed new upholstery, carpet, refreshed the exterior, polished the aluminum, pulled and replaced all the exterior screws. The trailer has brand new tires and recently serviced wheel bearings. This camper is ready to roll. The portable table and chairs in the pics are included.
This is a major attention getter! You'll spread smiles wherever you go with this rig. I'm only selling because the kids are getting too big and it's time for a change. Sad to see it go but we've had our fun, now it's somebody else's turn. 619-405-3031 onthelevel03@yahoo.com, Ramona, CA The Lincoln is available too..." $15K OBO takes the pair 
13 Comments
Renee Duncan
7/2/2016 03:06:07 pm
Would car be road worthy back to Pittsburgh, PA.
Debra Miller
8/25/2016 03:14:38 pm
Is this trailer still available? I am in California as well. Where are you located?
John Miller
8/25/2016 09:14:11 pm
Yes it is still available. We are in Ramona, north San Diego.
John Miller
8/26/2016 02:03:15 pm
This is a beautiful. low mileage. 3 owner (the second one was my Dad) Classic Car. A California car since birth, the Lincoln was bought from the original owner by my Father in 1984 and has been in my family ever since. The first year of the Mark III, this is a very early production model built in September 1968. The filigree embroidery on the rear seat was not included later in the same model year. Original paint, hardtop, white interior and black shag (yeah baby) carpet have been kept up very well. I have the original build sheets, owners manual, and warranty booklet. This is a survivor with some water damage under the driver's side rear window, a crease low on the passenger front fender and a little polish burn on the spare tire bulge. The rear windows, electric drivers seat and some gauges don't work but on the whole it's a really well kept car. Sad to see it go but it's time for someone else to enjoy. I want a project car that my kids can learn to wrench on... Super motivated to sell, make me an offer. 619-405-3031
John Miller
8/26/2016 02:05:03 pm
Check the Craigslist ing for more pics.
John Miller
8/26/2016 02:06:22 pm
John Miller
8/26/2016 02:11:39 pm
sorry, try this one:
Shannon
9/15/2016 02:24:40 pm
I just emailed you about the trailer.
Doreen Irwin
9/17/2016 05:15:12 am
I am very interested in the 'pair'. Is it still available? I will send an e-mail shortly after this post.
Dana
7/20/2018 12:01:54 am
Hello! I realize that this post is a couple of years old...but wondering if you ever sold your trailer? I’m interested, if you haven’t. I can send my email and/or phone number, if still available. Thanks much!
Lauren Wagner
8/8/2018 01:22:33 pm
Hi Dana, i have a 15' 1967 Aristocrat that we are restoring. It is in great shape! No bathroom. All electrical, plumbing, propane works. We are pulling all windows, aluminum seams, etc and installing new putty tape. Will get all box work done then interior. It needs very little. Original formica, aluminum chrome edging, back splash, etc. Torquoise stove and ice box. Little gas lamp works over stove. Leave a Reply. |
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