This 1950 Anderson 28′ park trailer was acquired by the seller in 2019, and it subsequently underwent an interior refurbishment for permanent rental use at their RV resort. Its layout features a kitchenette, a lounge/dining area, a bedroom, and an enclosed bathroom. The trailer rides on a single leaf-sprung axle and 15″ steel wheels, and the exterior features blue-finished bodywork, aluminum accent panels, roof-mounted air conditioning, and two entry doors. Inside, the interior is appointed with a sofa, a fold-down table, a Danby refrigerator, residential-style power outlets, a wall-mounted electric heater, and a flat-screen TV. This Anderson trailer is now offered at no reserve in Oregon with a clean Montana title in the seller’s name.
Founded in 1947, Anderson Coach Company produced mobile homes and trailers with wood framing and aluminum panels in East Tawas, Michigan, through 1961. This example’s bodywork was repainted blue circa 2019, and it is accented by unfinished aluminum upper trim. The vehicle measures approximately 28′ in length and has hinged awning-style windows with visors. A shore power inlet is fitted, and the trailer does not have holding tanks. It is configured for stationary use with permanent connections for water, waste disposal, and electrical service, and the seller states it should only be towed when secured to another trailer. Dents and dings are visible along the exterior.
Accessed via the right-side entry door with a porthole window, the refreshed living quarters feature a lounge area with a tray table positioned ahead of a sofa with blue fabric upholstery. A storage cabinet door with a mirror folds down to provide an additional table. Botanical-print curtains, a braided rug, a roof vent, green tile flooring, and a chair with an ottoman are additional elements. The seller reports various interior surfaces have been refinished.
The adjacent kitchenette provides a Dometic air conditioner, a sink, a Danby refrigerator, a microwave, power outlets, an overhead storage shelf, and cabinetry. A toilet is contained in the enclosed bathroom, and a PointCentral smart-home controller and a breaker box are stored in a closet.
The rear bedroom offers a flat-screen TV, wall lamps, and a bedside shelf. A wall-mounted electric heater is located in the hallway. Water damage is noted above the door to the bedroom.
Blue 15″ steel wheels are mounted with Goodyear and Castle Rock tires. The trailer rides on a single leaf-sprung axle, and the tongue is outfitted with a manual jack. The seller notes the pictured loose lug nut has been tightened.
The chassis is covered by metal underbody panels.