Traveleze travel trailers first went into production back in 1931 at the hands of a man named Kenneth Dixon. Initially sold as kits that one would have to assemble themselves, this all changed when the company purchased a production facility in 1947, according to Tin Can Tourists. For decades, Traveleze trailers were a favorite for families across America.
The trailer featured below, a 1950 Traveleze, belongs to Eric Sande. It's been restored in some capacity, but the interior appears to be totally authentic.
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The dining area looks like it's straight out of a '50s diner.
The vintage kitchen appliances certainly give this trailer some charm. Take a look at that toaster!
The bed is tucked away cozily in the back of the trailer.
What would you store inside on a cross-country trip?
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Here's another look at the kitchen. Isn't it lovely?
What do you think of this Traveleze? Would you like to take it for a trip?