Sounds like it is a 22 foot Safari - what's the serial #? Does the
window use levers or cranks? From the description, I'd say it is near
the middle of my price guide for "As Found", unless it happens to be on
the west coast (higher). The bunk bed option is much sought after.
One caution I always give everyone, get or have a good usable trailer
the first time around, and then get a "project" trailer. A 1950's
trailer will always take much longer to get going, let alone restore,
than you think. Many people get overwhelmed during that time, as it
never seems to end.
If you want to see what a trailer looks like without a floor, but with
the shell on, go to:
http://vintageairstream.com/archives1/59WorldTraveler/59WorldTraveler.ht
ml
Best of luck,
RJ
VintageAirstream.com