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1948? Champion Doo-All Trailer Brochure

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UPDATE: Here is what looks to be a Champion Doo-All Roll-Dump trailer for sale for $500. Thanks to Gary for spotting it. Gary contacted the seller and he is willing to transport it to Gary’s place for $50 in case anyone might be interested in this rare trailer. 

https://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/tro/d/saugerties-side-dump-mining-trailer/7542727821.html

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I can find no date for this Champion Company Doo-All ‘Jeep” Trailer brochure. Give only CJ-2As are shown, I initially thought this was published around 1948. However, the lack of Jeep wagons or trucks may indicate the brochure was published earlier than that. The from number is S-3-T.

This first 8″x11.5″ page is the front page:

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The brochure opens horizontally to review a second page.

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The right page opens horizontally again, to reveal a trip-fold:

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This is the back of the brochure:

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This is the back of the brochure when fully opened:

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5 Comments on “1948? Champion Doo-All Trailer Brochure

  1. JW

    I’d like to have one of doo-all trailers. Appears to be built well and really versatile. Much more useful than utility trailers today. Anybody ever see one in the wild?

  2. David Eilers Post author

    JW,

    If I had seen one, I probably wouldn’t have recognized it as being Willys related. I will watch more carefully.

    Additionally, a company began in the 1990s producing Champion trailers, so doing searches for Champion trailers hasn’t been very useful.

    – Dave

  3. Terry

    Note, this is a trailer and not a semi-trailer, Bantam, Spen, Knox, most boat and house trailers are semi-trailers, the weight rests on the rear bumper or hitch of the vehicle. The Champion trailer has its own ‘fifth wheel ‘ so it can carry much more weight.

  4. Mark S.

    Looks like it is currently setup to go on a tractor with a 3-point hitch. It does not seem to be severely modified, looks like front wheels would still bolt on, but I bet they would be hard to find, The ad does not state that the front wheels are available.

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