condition. It really does look amazing
against the shining honey-colored new
birch wood paneling of the interior; a
combination that Amy describes as “fresh
and happy”.
The name “Ngaire” (pronounced ‘Ny-Ree’)
is a native New Zealand Maori girl’s name
and is proudly displayed across the rear
of the trailer along with two kiwi birds and
was chosen by Amy to reflect her New
Zealand roots.
Once the restoration was complete, came
the fun part of decorating her. Having
acquired a candy-colored assortment of
vintage trailers over the past few years,
Amy already had a garage full of totes
full of decorative items and finishes for
a variety of color schemes before the
trailer had even been finished. Now she
has been having fun buying the necessary
final finishing touches such as the striped
awning by Tin Can Awnings and a folding
table and chairs set for the outside along
with a yellow chenille bedspread and a
cute set of yellow canisters for the inside.
With very few such shining examples of
Scotsman trailer rebuilds out and about
at Rallies Ngaire certainly does stand out
from the crowd.
Ngaire’s first outing was to the Rollin’
Oldies Vintage Trailer Rally in Rogue River
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