Hasn't been polished in a few years. Looks amazing to me.
What an END CAP! No signs that this trailer endured the infamous
Bismarck hail storm. The hood of Stanley Suburban tells the real
story about that one.
Notice the use of indirect lighting on the left and right sides.
This was a Wally Byam innovation first used in the '50's.
The quality and craftsmanship of the cabinets really shine in this
trailer. I felt an influence of shaker design in the column of drawers
aft of the sink.
Galley is all original except for the color TV of course.
The furnace hood cover is a Stanley innovation. He explained
how it helps the unit work more efficiently by forcing the hot air back
down instead of letting it all escape out the chimney.
Removable table. Designed so it could be carried and set up outside
the trailer as well as inside.