Jim
I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your wife - I know she had been
sick for a long time and hopefully you are both in piece.
May of us oldies on this list have followed you, your trailer and
especially your advice for many years - I for one especially appreciate
your advice several years ago on epoxy when you took the time to talk to me
on the phone on what I needed to do and how to use epoxy - something I will
always be in debt to you for....
Maybe you will have some renewed interest in your trailer - you have put
much work into it - maybe you can do some local trips - you probably
remember Pearl Main who managed to use her trailer - so maybe you will
consider that - one thing I think we all hope is that you remain on this
list - we/I would like to keep in touch with you - forever asking your
advice on all this trailer stuff we get ourselves into. I for one have
completely rebuilt a 1958 Overlander with much help that you don't even
know you gave me over the years.
So stay happy and healthy - and hopefully you can stay with us whether your
sell your trailer or not.
Yours
Ken Johansen
>The Silver Albatross Is now up for sale It is a 1965 Trade Wind Much
>modified Including new Dexter axles and new tires 4000 miles on them. I
>am selling
>now because of the passing of my wife of 60 years I am now past my 80th
>year.My heart is no longer in it. Glaucoma has impaired some of my
>vision and I
>now believe there comes a time when a sensible person needs to realize that
>this faze of life is over.Those who have seen this trailer know it has been
>highly modified in the interior much custom woodwork. I am open for offers .
>This is not a distress sale before I sell it for a pittance I will
>junk it. I do
>not expect to get what I have in it nor do I expect to receive any thing for
>the many hundreds of hours work that has go into it.
>Jim Smith