Survivors

It is unknown precisely how many Aero Flite trailers were built, but is estimated that between 110 and 120 trailers were built. This estimate is based on the serial numbers and years of trailers built. It is also unknown precisely how many Aero Flite trailers survive today. This page is intended to serve as a registry for Aero Flite trailers. If you own an Aero Flite trailer, please consider sending information about the trailer so that it can be added to the registry. You are welcome to disclose as little or as much information as you desire. Information can be sent to KevinReabe@aol.com for addition to the registry.

Year and Serial Number (if known)	Owner name (or alias)	Condition	Unique Features	Photo Click to Enlarge
1945 Lark Serial #101X Experimental prototype	Kevin Reabe Bloomington, IL kevinreabe@aol.com	Well preserved original, undergoing complete restoration - expected completion mid-2009	prototype, flocked ceiling panels, inlaid linoleum floor, arched door opening, front "flaps" storage compartments
1947 Falcon Serial #1020	George Shebley Redmond, OR gshebley@gmail.com	Well preserved original, undergoing restoration	Trailer has factory medicine cabinet, factory belly pan
1947 Falcon Serial #1026	Rick Henderson Lemon Grove, CA rickamy3@cox.net	Found in poor condition Undergoing complete restoration	Multiple doors on kitchenette. No window in entry door
1948 Falcon Serial #1078	Kevin Reabe Bloomington, IL kevinreabe@aol.com	Complete trailer - heavy water damage - frame was rotted/broken. Undergoing restoration	No rear vent. Panel is scribed, but hole was never cut.
1948 Falcon Serial #1084	Rick Haskins Eatonton, GA rhaskins@plantationcabl e.net	Needs complete restoration, including frame. Missing table, heater.	Factory refrigerator. Double bed model. No rear vent
1948 Falcon Serial #1096	Eric Menard and Elizabeth Junkin North Vancouver B.C. Canada ericm341@shaw.ca	Complete trailer, needs restoration	Very rare twin bed floor plan. Trailer was owned by Hal Sackett (see history section)