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It's a 1940 Aluminum Trailer Corporation tear drop made in Glendale, California. First spotted it in 2008 when a couple at cruise night rolled in with it. They got it from an estate sale, with all the Packards International stenciling and the 16" wheels with beauty rings and Packard hubcaps. Very nice shape for age. Will clean up and
make a perfect mate to the '40 convertible sedan.

I wonder what the history on the trailer is. Anyone recognize it?

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Very cool, that should be lots of fun

Very cool. Did you BTW post that Question over at PI or PAC? Someone just has to know its history.

Will we be seeing it at a Phoenix -Tucson car show possibly?

Jim, you have a knack for being in the right place and the right time with this kinda stuff!!!

Hi Guys, thanks!

Mike, & Kevin Az, I'm hoping to get the trunk lid trunk rack conversion done soon and install a removable hitch on the '40. Look forward to meeting up with you guys to show it off.

Kev, yes you're right. The last few years have been particularly rewarding with interesting things materializing. Only down side, is it spreads time and resources pretty thin.

Fits the Bronco pretty well too!

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