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1962 Metzendorf Travel Trailer
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Located on Craiglist...see link below Vintage 1959 Metzendorf Travel Trailer - $2500 (Cave Junction) 1959 Metzendorf 14ft clear title and re... -
This is a classic circa 1960 Metzendorf camper trailer made in Ohio by Amish craftsmen between 1959 and 1963. Camper is 12' in length fr... -
This is on craiglist. I never saw a 1967, but looks like the real deal! I think it is the 15m model. The box is probably 12 foot with the 3 ... -
While the camper is sleeping I have begun to plan the adventures for 2009. It looks like next summer is wrapping up to be adventures in the ... -
Charles and Sue sent in some great pics of their 1963 Metzendorf. The photos include showing the prep work, getting reading to paint and the... -
We have decided to really put her for sale. I am listing her here first while I develop the full listing, inventory and photos. We have brou... -
Today I put the cushions into a bed and it worked well. The cushions from Ikea have been awesome. They are 5 inches think with high density... -
I can't believe it, but I am considering selling my Metzendorf. I love the little camper, but we have purchased land in with a primiti... -
Some asked me what size tires/wheels the Metzendorf has. Since mine is in the mountains, I can't check. Can someone post what is on thei...
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Metzendorf for sale for $1800 in Scottsboro, ALabama . It looks like they did a lot of structural repair. I think it is the 15m model. Th...
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I see some differences with the 73...the diamond pattern above the windows and the rear end. The older ones curve in and don't have the bumper. I have yet to see any models from 1964-1971
Hi! I'm from New Lyme, Ohio.We bought our "Metzie" around 1991. We found it by accident when my former band director put it in his front yard and put it up for sale. We bought it for $1200. It's a 1969 from what we've been told. We used it quite a bit then stored it in the garage for about the next 8 1/2 yrs. We have pulled it out and are planning to use it at the Ashtabula fair in August. She's a pretty little thing and I love her. We are at the present having a "paint"job done on it so it looks "nice" according to my 16 yr.old daughter.
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