While production for the original Bolers ended in 1980, many companies, including Scamp in Minnesota, Trillium Trailers in Alberta and Happier Camper in California, continue to make trailers inspired by the classic Boler.

How much does a 13 foot Boler trailer weigh?

In the real world expect a standard Boler to weigh between 1400-1600 lbs or more reasonably packed and ready for camping.

Did Boler become scamp?

Boler initially found it difficult to enter the American market. However, in the early ’70s, Boler America rebranded and became Scamp. They implemented the original 1968 Boler design in the U.S. in 1971, and camping enthusiasts flocked to the new age of cross-country travel.

What are the dimensions of a Boler trailer?

A Boler is typically 13-feet long, and 6-feet 11-inches in overall height.

When did they stop making Boler trailers?

The boler was manufactured and sold between 1968 and 1988, and approximately 10,000 units were sold.

Who owns the Boler Company?

Boler is led by founder and chairman John Boler and his son, president and CEO Matthew.

How heavy is a 17 foot Boler?

Estimated dry weight 2200 lbs.

What size are Boler tires?

Don’t go cheap on your tires, it is important to buy the best, a tire blow out on a Boler is disastrous. Standard size for a 13′ boler is 175/80R13 ST. Use ST trailer tires, passenger car tires are not suitable for a trailer.

How much are Armadillo trailers?

The base package of the Armadillo is $19,500 USD. A comfort package is available for $22,700.

What does Boler mean?

English: variant of Bowler. German: variant of Boller. Norwegian (Bøler): habitational name from various farms in southeastern Norway named Bøler, from Old Norse bøli ‘farm’.

Are fiberglass travel trailers good?

Fiberglass travel trailers are lightweight options for small families or couples who like to camp. These durable campers are less likely to rot and leak. Because they are made of fiberglass, they will not rust, which gives them better resale value over their metal counterparts.