History of the Boler
2018年6月20日 · The design offered a simple and lightweight family travel trailer. Made by joining two molded fiberglass halves (top and bottom) created a water tight and extremely durable shell. Inside is cozy yet comfortable, it include a stove, fridge or ice box, sink with hand pump.
Official Boler Trailer History Website & e-Museum
The FULL History of the Boler Travel Trailer and Boler manufacturing is revealed from 1963 - 1988. Read the facts without the folklore. See the famous Ray Olecko Boler Slingshot that started it all.
Boler Buyer's Guide - Boler-Camping
Buyer’s Guide to Common Boler Trailer Problems. by Ian Giles www.Boler-Camping.com ©. With the high demand for these vintage trailers they sell quickly, the supply and demand limits the amount of price negotiations a buyer can offer, if you don’t buy it the next person probably will.
17' Boler floorplans - Fiberglass RV
2007年7月27日 · Trailer: Boler (B1700RGH) 1979 Posts: 5,002 There are brochures and manuals for various brands - including a number for Boler - in the FiberglassRV Document Center .
Boler FAQs - Boler-Camping
The original Boler was made between 1968 to 1979. Although the original Boler is not available 13′ fiberglass trailers live on today, under different names and companies. Their direct descendants still operating are: Scamp (Backus Minnesota), Trillium (Sterling RV in Winfield, Alabama,) and Casita (Rice, Texas) are all all well knows versions.
BOLER 1979 - Fiberglass RV
2016年1月11日 · We bought a 1979 Boler 1700 in Oct 2015. With it we received all the papers from the original owner, which included a brochure for both the 1700 and the 1300. The 1700 does not have a raised section of the floor under the dinette, but the 1300 does. The 1700 also has a wood floor, but I do not know if the 1300 does.
Egg History- Boler descendants - Fiberglass RV
2006年9月3日 · 1979 - Vanguard Trailers built my Boler (a B1700) in Winfield, British Columbia in 1979. The badge on the trailer says "Boler by Neonex", indicating that Neonex owned the Boler brand at the time. 1980-1990 - Perris Pacer produced in San Jacito, CA; 1981 - 1st Casita produced in Backus, MN
Boler - Tin Can Tourists
The design offered a simple and lightweight family travel trailer. Made by joining two molded fiberglass halves (top and bottom) created a water tight and extremely durable shell. Inside is cozy yet comfortable, it include a stove, fridge or ice box, sink with hand pump.
The Official Boler Trailer History Website and e-Museum
These are boler trailers that were originally built under the boler brand associated with a number of manufacturers with signed franchise agreements approved by the boler factory in Winnipeg, Canada. These authentic bolers can be traced back to a number of approved manufactures such as Glass-Fab, Neonex (Vanguard/Division of Neonex), Earlton ...
Boler and Compact Cars - Official Boler Trailer History Website
By 1973 a world-wide oil embargo causing fuel shortages, compounded by an economic recession, pushed consumers to consider changing over to sub-compact cars. The boler came along at the perfect time by offering a lightweight affordable trailer that could be towed by any size automobile whether it was large or small.