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Other Allstate models |
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We are finding a lot of different trailers that were sold under the Allstate name/label by Sears, so we have decided to seperate them. This page will also include the 2 wheel Allstate trailers that used the same boxes as the single wheel model. If you have any info on any of these trailer models, feel free to drop me a line and tell more. |
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| The trailer is assembled except for the tongues. They need to be bolted on. Also it turns out to be a
Trailcar (of Chicago and Oakland) as you can see in the pics. Hi, I have (i beleive) an AllState
Singlewheel trailer in Minneapolis, MN. It has a new tire w/ split (2 pc) rim. fresh bearing repack. Only
needs tongues mounted to haul. I grabbed the pic from your gallery, but I think it is of my actual trailer
(due to the fact that the ball hitches are 2 different styles just like mine, and body seems to be
identical). I bought the trailer in Eau Claire, WI a few years ago. Thanks for your help. Owned by
Tristan Henderson Further Performance |
| Found this on the Samba. "Allstate/sears
single wheeled trailer - 1969?? panels are straight with only surface rust- hitch, suspension, wheel and
pivot in good usable shape, tire needs replacing- no taillights and no paperwork. |
| "I found another single wheel box trailer SEARS by Sears Roebuck and Co. It needs to be
reassembled, and has all the parts, has some surface rust, but is not rusted through. The owner got it
after his uncle died and he does not know what year it is. I contacted Sears Parts, they still have a
parts list for it (but no major parts), but could not tell me what year it is. This is the information on
the identification plate; |
This is an Allstate one wheel that I bought on ebay last week. I do not know much about it except that
I am the 4th owner and the decals are OG. The registration says that it is a 1964. It also came with the
orginal bumper brackets. Submitted by George Johnson
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Found this on http://thesamba.com in the for sale
area. Has been sold.
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Attached a general picture of the 231-508 trailer. I can send pictures including the
extension boards (may be home made) and the top frame, made of square metal tubing. I think it has to be
factory. The top canvas has likely been replaced. The box is dark blue with some pin striping under
the current paint. Please let me know what pictures you'd like. I live in North Central Kansas. John
Parsons.
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