This is a restored 1947 Spartan Manor Travel Trailer available for $89k out of Tucson, Arizona.
It has 188-sq.-ft. inside, full off-grid abilities with solar-power, and was renovated in 2018. What do you think?
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Restored 1947 Spartan Manor Travel Trailer with Full Solar
Images via Lisa Mason/Tiny Home Builders
Images via Lisa Mason/Tiny Home Builders
Images via Lisa Mason/Tiny Home Builders
Images via Lisa Mason/Tiny Home Builders
Images via Lisa Mason/Tiny Home Builders
Images via Lisa Mason/Tiny Home Builders
Images via Lisa Mason/Tiny Home Builders
We built this Tiny Home to challenge ourselves to live more minimally, lessen our carbon footprint, & give our children bigger adventures by living smaller. After remodel, our family of 4 full-timed in it for 1 year & tested every aspect of the system. There is enough solar power to live comfortably using all appliances (yes even AC in AZ & heat in MT). Sadly, it is time to say goodbye to our Tiny Home (we have another project in queue), but would love to pass on to the right person.
RVIA compliant – qualifies for typical RV loans
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Beautiful, great job. A light weight alternative to heavy THOW when you would like to travel.
Nice remodel but not what I’d call a restoration. To me that means you keep to the original style, which I’m actually kind of fond of. That said, beautiful job, so nice and light filled. Sigh. Yet another tiny home with a better kitchen than my little apartment.
I have a 1949 Spartan and I was wanting to replace the windows. Could you tell me what type of windows did you use and was there any special adjustments that needed to be made. Thank you for your time with this matter.