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Bumper-Pulled 1968 Boler Travel Trailer Worthy Of Its New Candy Apple Red Paint Scheme

This post was updated on March 15th, 2024

A young couple tackled this vintage camper restoration project with gusto. The subject of their efforts? A 1968 Boler fiberglass travel trailer. They said it had,

No leaks, great guts, working appliances & new tires!

Because the body was in fairly good condition for its age, the couple could focus on “looks” without having to worry about fixing it up to a ‘livable condition.’

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Boler travel trailers were manufactured in Canada between 1968 and 1988.

Boler trailer
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This one looked to be in good condition, but needed some cosmetic updates.

Boler trailer in rough condition
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Surprisingly the cushions were in decent shape and didn’t need replacing (as is often the case).

Boler inside
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Dining area.

Eating area
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Cabinets and hardware look to be original.

Original dining area
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But they had to come off for the new interior paint.

Removed kitchen doors
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Old insulation above the bunkbed in back.

Bunk bed removed
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With the cushion and table out, they set to work repainting the camper’s interior.

Repainting
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Both the original refrigerator and stove stayed.

Kitchen countertop area
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Their new flooring cost just $15!

New flooring in trailer
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Once the paint dried, it was time to put the trailer back together again.

Moving in trailer furniture
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Old redwood serves as the kitchen countertop.

Redwood countertop
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And the stove got a spruce up with new black paint.

Spray painted stove
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Next came a bit of stain for the redwood…

Stained redwood countertop
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And some LED lighting to make the fresh renovation pop!

Completed RV renovation
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We put in LED puck lights and a switch on the left side of the counter.

No they didn’t forget about the weathered fiberglass on the exterior. A little buffing and patching…and it was time for a new color…

Fiberglass buffing
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Red! – to match the color of the car that will tow her.

Completed exterior
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It’s such a relief to start a renovation with a trailer that isn’t structurally damaged. Because this one had ‘good bones’ to start with, it was straight to the fun stuff for this couple. Happy camping!

Photos via: Reddit
H/T: ViralNova

SEE ALSO: This Modern Ultra-Light Fiberglass Camper Showcases The Beauty And Utility Of Modular Design

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