1937 Pierce Arrow Travelodge Model A For Sale - In Depth Review and Tour

Rare Pre-War Pierce Arrow Travelodge Model A trailer for sale - also an in depth review of the components and construction of Travelodge trailers.

[@jamesmahan284]

I think in the 1930's it would be offered as "Painted" bright aluminum would be offered in the late 1940's 50's I think in my opinion, I am pretty good with 1930's history. more than likely the original size of the windows are covered over with the aluminum patching on the side they cut the door entry in.

[@RinkyRoo2021]

When I lived in Southern California there was a trailer very similar to this that had a cabin built around it ,I visited it once in 1996 and in 03ish ,but it burned down in 08 and I think the remains where scrapped .

[@carlthornton3076]

Very Good!... #4 ✝ {11-20-2022}

[@peterlanum]

There is a trailer very similar to this one behind the Bean Depot in ElJobean Florida. The big difference is that it has a tree growing through it.

[@benscampers1818]

If that is a place you frequent, it would certainly be worth chatting with the owners and seeing if you can pull a few parts from it. If it's really a Pierce Arrow, parts are seriously valuable and rare.

[@jamesrecknor6752]

Any relation to the Pierce Arrow car company ?

[@benscampers1818]

One in the same

[@AsTheWheelsTurn]

boy I hope noone buys this and just rips it apart, so many people do that , they can demo things but have no clue how to put them back together so despite their good intentions they just destroy. Unfortunately I can not afford it but man I would love to own that. I would put it back as close to original as possible, probably paint it a green color and put the black stripes back on.

[@benscampers1818]

The person who buys this will most likely be a serious and tenured restorer, or willing to hire one. I wouldn't sell it to an amateur who wants a DIY pinterest project.

[@otto319]

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