Travel Trailer Question

[BGarcia88FJ62]

For all that know a little about vintage or older Travel Trailers. My neighbor has a small 8x12 or 8x14 1964 "Magnolia Travel Trailer" made in Manila, Arkansas.
Very clean on the outside, trailer frame has a little rust on it but it's typical for it's age. Sleeps (4), (3) burner stove and (1) light run on propane. it has electric lights as well, small kitchen sink and a good amount of storage inside. The inside is clean as well the roof was been sealed and cool decked the inside didn't appear to have any major leaks or anything. The head height isn't all that great but do able. I've looked for info online and found a lot of similar trailers but not this exact one. Their asking for $1000.00 bucks for it and I was just wondering if anyone might have a clue if it's a decent deal or not. Any forsight will be greatly appreciated.
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[sseaman]

i think on older ones like that it all comes down to what you are looking for an how much you can spend. In our area it seems for $1k and under they are pretty rough, or popups. anything to get you out of the house and outdoors is worth something

 

[REZARF]

Gotta' pic?

Might help us price it for you.

Drew

 

[BGarcia88FJ62]

Very similar to this one. Not restored to pristine condition as this one but similar
Thanks' ya'll

 

[Corey]

I use to camp in those every summer with my parents back in the 60's.
They would rent one for vacation.

I slept in the roll out bunk that was either up front or in the rear.

They had propane lights too on the walls.

They were really great trailers.

 

[KOWBOY]

Their asking for $1000.00 bucks for it and I was just wondering if anyone might have a clue if it's a decent deal or not.

If'n you like it ... and if'n you want it ... then it's a good deal.

Don't matter what the price is.

 

[sirenmoses]

I'd call that a good price, if everything works.

I looked at a similar type in my area that was beat up pretty bad & they wanted $1500.