Coco is an extremely rare 29-foot “Liner” model trailer from the 1953 model year. On the road, vintage Airstream enthusiasts honk and wave, seeing her 13-panel end caps, marking her as a pre-1957 model, which no one sees any more, especially hurtling along the interstate at 65MPH. We have completed a thorough restoration of the exterior and running gear of this trailer, with the interior restoration still to be completed.Weddings, Events, Music Festivals & Creative Productions: In her current state of restoration, Coco rents mainly to three different kinds of clients:
- Organizations and corporations who use the trailer for branding and hospitality at events;
- Groups and individuals who rent her solo or in conjunction with other (completed) trailers as additional space for sleeping and socializing at events like weddings and music festivals; and
- As a prop or set for still and video advertising campaigns and film productions.Corporate Branding: In the meantime, of course -- and really, for any of our trailers, whether they're complete or in the pipeline -- we have a relationship with a vinyl decal vendor and can coordinate the creation, application, and removal of a branded decal to promote your brand across the side of our trailer while on the road and during events. These highly polished time capsules draw crowds from all corners, and with your logo affixed, your brand is connected with the amazing trailer that drew them from across the crowded field or parking lot. You can't help but start hundreds of enthusiastic conversations about your brand every hour that your logo is displayed on a vintage Airstream at an event.Blank Slate: Best of all, with no interior, you have a blank slate to create a branding experience inside the trailer, or to set the stage for your creative campaign or film. For events, think: wine and beer refrigerators, phone recharge stations, lounge chairs, a video and/or AV system. For still or video productions, the sky is the limit; stage it however you need to. Either way, you have a blank slate to work with.Coco’s backstory: With the registered Airstream Club number of 5006, Coco was originally owned by an Army officer who parked the trailer on a horse farm in Kentucky after he retired from active duty. He had a very rocky relationship with his daughter who, ironically, ended up becoming an Army officer herself. When he died over a half-century later, she was tasked with dealing with his estate, including the Airstream. Rocky relationship. She posted the trailer, rare and valuable as it was, on an Airstream classified bulletin board: “Free First Come First Served.” A Delaware collector, hardly able to believe what he was seeing, called and offered $1000 to hold the trailer. Rocky relationship. She refused the deposit. “Free First Come First Served.” So, like any good obsessive collector, he jumped in his truck and drove straight to Kentucky to meet her and investigate the trailer. Highly impressed with it and feeling a little bit like he was getting an unfairly good deal, he offered to pay her. Rocky relationship. She refused. “Free First Come First Served.” He took it away. Eventually, he sold it to a Maryland reseller, who in turn sold it to Nomad. As with all of our trailers, we are both proud and humbled that we have the opportunity to put this amazing piece of Americana back on the road.Fun anecdote: Coco is one of only 40 29-foot “Liner” models built by Airstream in 1953, and it is believed that only four (three from the California factory and one from the Ohio factory) remain. Coco is one of the three California girls. Unbelievably, while we were renting her to a DJ for a 5-day event in Atlanta, we jumped on Craigslist and did a quick search for vintage Airstreams (Danger! Danger!). Guess what we found? The Ohio survivor! Unrenovated but completely intact, right there in suburban Atlanta, listed by another collector whose wife and two school-age children were pushing for the purchase of a turnkey modern Airstream. Fortunately for us, he had rejected several offers from people who were not experienced enough in Airstream restoration and who would have gotten in way over their heads, likely leading to the death of the trailer. A few conversations, an initial visit, a few more conversations, and an all-day road trip later, we hooked “Chanel” up to the back of Big Red and hauled her up to her new home at Nomad’s workshop.
- Organizations and corporations who use the trailer for branding and hospitality at events;
- Groups and individuals who rent her solo or in conjunction with other (completed) trailers as additional space for sleeping and socializing at events like weddings and music festivals; and
- As a prop or set for still and video advertising campaigns and film productions.Corporate Branding: In the meantime, of course -- and really, for any of our trailers, whether they're complete or in the pipeline -- we have a relationship with a vinyl decal vendor and can coordinate the creation, application, and removal of a branded decal to promote your brand across the side of our trailer while on the road and during events. These highly polished time capsules draw crowds from all corners, and with your logo affixed, your brand is connected with the amazing trailer that drew them from across the crowded field or parking lot. You can't help but start hundreds of enthusiastic conversations about your brand every hour that your logo is displayed on a vintage Airstream at an event.Blank Slate: Best of all, with no interior, you have a blank slate to create a branding experience inside the trailer, or to set the stage for your creative campaign or film. For events, think: wine and beer refrigerators, phone recharge stations, lounge chairs, a video and/or AV system. For still or video productions, the sky is the limit; stage it however you need to. Either way, you have a blank slate to work with.Coco’s backstory: With the registered Airstream Club number of 5006, Coco was originally owned by an Army officer who parked the trailer on a horse farm in Kentucky after he retired from active duty. He had a very rocky relationship with his daughter who, ironically, ended up becoming an Army officer herself. When he died over a half-century later, she was tasked with dealing with his estate, including the Airstream. Rocky relationship. She posted the trailer, rare and valuable as it was, on an Airstream classified bulletin board: “Free First Come First Served.” A Delaware collector, hardly able to believe what he was seeing, called and offered $1000 to hold the trailer. Rocky relationship. She refused the deposit. “Free First Come First Served.” So, like any good obsessive collector, he jumped in his truck and drove straight to Kentucky to meet her and investigate the trailer. Highly impressed with it and feeling a little bit like he was getting an unfairly good deal, he offered to pay her. Rocky relationship. She refused. “Free First Come First Served.” He took it away. Eventually, he sold it to a Maryland reseller, who in turn sold it to Nomad. As with all of our trailers, we are both proud and humbled that we have the opportunity to put this amazing piece of Americana back on the road.Fun anecdote: Coco is one of only 40 29-foot “Liner” models built by Airstream in 1953, and it is believed that only four (three from the California factory and one from the Ohio factory) remain. Coco is one of the three California girls. Unbelievably, while we were renting her to a DJ for a 5-day event in Atlanta, we jumped on Craigslist and did a quick search for vintage Airstreams (Danger! Danger!). Guess what we found? The Ohio survivor! Unrenovated but completely intact, right there in suburban Atlanta, listed by another collector whose wife and two school-age children were pushing for the purchase of a turnkey modern Airstream. Fortunately for us, he had rejected several offers from people who were not experienced enough in Airstream restoration and who would have gotten in way over their heads, likely leading to the death of the trailer. A few conversations, an initial visit, a few more conversations, and an all-day road trip later, we hooked “Chanel” up to the back of Big Red and hauled her up to her new home at Nomad’s workshop.
Coco is an extremely rare 29-foot “Liner” model trailer from the 1953 model year. On the road, vintage Airstream enthusiasts honk and wave, seeing her 13-panel end caps, marking her as a pre-1957 model, which no one sees any more, especially hurtling along the interstate at 65MPH. We have completed a thorough restoration of the exterior and running gear of this trailer, with the interior restoration still to be completed.Weddings, Events, Music Festivals & Creative Productions: In her current state of restoration, Coco rents mainly to three different kinds of clients:
- Organizations and corporations who use the trailer for branding and hospitality at events;
- Groups and individuals who rent her solo or in conjunction with other (completed) trailers as additional space for sleeping and socializing at events like weddings and music festivals; and
- As a prop or set for still and video advertising campaigns and film productions.Corporate Branding: In the meantime, of course -- and really, for any of our trailers, whether they're complete or in the pipeline -- we have a relationship with a vinyl decal vendor and can coordinate the creation, application, and removal of a branded decal to promote your brand across the side of our trailer while on the road and during events. These highly polished time capsules draw crowds from all corners, and with your logo affixed, your brand is connected with the amazing trailer that drew them from across the crowded field or parking lot. You can't help but start hundreds of enthusiastic conversations about your brand every hour that your logo is displayed on a vintage Airstream at an event.Blank Slate: Best of all, with no interior, you have a blank slate to create a branding experience inside the trailer, or to set the stage for your creative campaign or film. For events, think: wine and beer refrigerators, phone recharge stations, lounge chairs, a video and/or AV system. For still or video productions, the sky is the limit; stage it however you need to. Either way, you have a blank slate to work with.Coco’s backstory: With the registered Airstream Club number of 5006, Coco was originally owned by an Army officer who parked the trailer on a horse farm in Kentucky after he retired from active duty. He had a very rocky relationship with his daughter who, ironically, ended up becoming an Army officer herself. When he died over a half-century later, she was tasked with dealing with his estate, including the Airstream. Rocky relationship. She posted the trailer, rare and valuable as it was, on an Airstream classified bulletin board: “Free First Come First Served.” A Delaware collector, hardly able to believe what he was seeing, called and offered $1000 to hold the trailer. Rocky relationship. She refused the deposit. “Free First Come First Served.” So, like any good obsessive collector, he jumped in his truck and drove straight to Kentucky to meet her and investigate the trailer. Highly impressed with it and feeling a little bit like he was getting an unfairly good deal, he offered to pay her. Rocky relationship. She refused. “Free First Come First Served.” He took it away. Eventually, he sold it to a Maryland reseller, who in turn sold it to Nomad. As with all of our trailers, we are both proud and humbled that we have the opportunity to put this amazing piece of Americana back on the road.Fun anecdote: Coco is one of only 40 29-foot “Liner” models built by Airstream in 1953, and it is believed that only four (three from the California factory and one from the Ohio factory) remain. Coco is one of the three California girls. Unbelievably, while we were renting her to a DJ for a 5-day event in Atlanta, we jumped on Craigslist and did a quick search for vintage Airstreams (Danger! Danger!). Guess what we found? The Ohio survivor! Unrenovated but completely intact, right there in suburban Atlanta, listed by another collector whose wife and two school-age children were pushing for the purchase of a turnkey modern Airstream. Fortunately for us, he had rejected several offers from people who were not experienced enough in Airstream restoration and who would have gotten in way over their heads, likely leading to the death of the trailer. A few conversations, an initial visit, a few more conversations, and an all-day road trip later, we hooked “Chanel” up to the back of Big Red and hauled her up to her new home at Nomad’s workshop.
- Organizations and corporations who use the trailer for branding and hospitality at events;
- Groups and individuals who rent her solo or in conjunction with other (completed) trailers as additional space for sleeping and socializing at events like weddings and music festivals; and
- As a prop or set for still and video advertising campaigns and film productions.Corporate Branding: In the meantime, of course -- and really, for any of our trailers, whether they're complete or in the pipeline -- we have a relationship with a vinyl decal vendor and can coordinate the creation, application, and removal of a branded decal to promote your brand across the side of our trailer while on the road and during events. These highly polished time capsules draw crowds from all corners, and with your logo affixed, your brand is connected with the amazing trailer that drew them from across the crowded field or parking lot. You can't help but start hundreds of enthusiastic conversations about your brand every hour that your logo is displayed on a vintage Airstream at an event.Blank Slate: Best of all, with no interior, you have a blank slate to create a branding experience inside the trailer, or to set the stage for your creative campaign or film. For events, think: wine and beer refrigerators, phone recharge stations, lounge chairs, a video and/or AV system. For still or video productions, the sky is the limit; stage it however you need to. Either way, you have a blank slate to work with.Coco’s backstory: With the registered Airstream Club number of 5006, Coco was originally owned by an Army officer who parked the trailer on a horse farm in Kentucky after he retired from active duty. He had a very rocky relationship with his daughter who, ironically, ended up becoming an Army officer herself. When he died over a half-century later, she was tasked with dealing with his estate, including the Airstream. Rocky relationship. She posted the trailer, rare and valuable as it was, on an Airstream classified bulletin board: “Free First Come First Served.” A Delaware collector, hardly able to believe what he was seeing, called and offered $1000 to hold the trailer. Rocky relationship. She refused the deposit. “Free First Come First Served.” So, like any good obsessive collector, he jumped in his truck and drove straight to Kentucky to meet her and investigate the trailer. Highly impressed with it and feeling a little bit like he was getting an unfairly good deal, he offered to pay her. Rocky relationship. She refused. “Free First Come First Served.” He took it away. Eventually, he sold it to a Maryland reseller, who in turn sold it to Nomad. As with all of our trailers, we are both proud and humbled that we have the opportunity to put this amazing piece of Americana back on the road.Fun anecdote: Coco is one of only 40 29-foot “Liner” models built by Airstream in 1953, and it is believed that only four (three from the California factory and one from the Ohio factory) remain. Coco is one of the three California girls. Unbelievably, while we were renting her to a DJ for a 5-day event in Atlanta, we jumped on Craigslist and did a quick search for vintage Airstreams (Danger! Danger!). Guess what we found? The Ohio survivor! Unrenovated but completely intact, right there in suburban Atlanta, listed by another collector whose wife and two school-age children were pushing for the purchase of a turnkey modern Airstream. Fortunately for us, he had rejected several offers from people who were not experienced enough in Airstream restoration and who would have gotten in way over their heads, likely leading to the death of the trailer. A few conversations, an initial visit, a few more conversations, and an all-day road trip later, we hooked “Chanel” up to the back of Big Red and hauled her up to her new home at Nomad’s workshop.
1953 Airstream Liner
Length
29 ft
29 ft
Hitch Weight
400 lbs
400 lbs
Host add-ons
BBQ Grill
BioLite wood burning grill and iPhone/pad charger + light
Camp chairs
Delivery to and from campground
Portable Canopy
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1953 Airstream Liner
- 4 couchages
- Poids de l'attelage : 400 lbs
- 4 couchages
- Poids de l'attelage : 400 lbs
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- Douche intérieure
- TV/DVD
- Lecteur de CD
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- Cuisinière
- Réfrigérateur
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- WC
- Douche intérieure
- TV/DVD
- Lecteur de CD
- Four
- Cuisinière
- Réfrigérateur
- Évier
Nearby places to stay
Bernalillo, NM • Emplacement exact fourni après la réservation
1. The RV Park at HIPICO Santa Fe
Santa Fe, NM • 33 miles away
2. Route 66 RV Park
Edgewood, NM • 27 miles away
3. American RV Resort
Albuquerque, NM • 21 miles away
4. Rancheros de Santa Fe RV Resort
Santa Fe, NM • 42 miles away
5. LUXX LODGE: Glamping & Taos RV Park
Ranchos de Taos, NM • 90 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
Bernalillo, NM • Emplacement exact fourni après la réservation
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- Animaux acceptés
- Pas de festivals de musique
- Ne pas autoriser le talonnage
- Non fumeur
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Membre depuis 2015 • Concessionnaire
Welcome to our vintage trailer rental business in the beautiful Jemez Mountains of northern New Mexico
Nomad Mobile Motor Lodge is a multidimensional business focused on bringing vintage travel trailer experience to a wider audience. We love the vintage experience and we want to share it with you.
We have a variety of vintage Airstream trailers available for rent . Additional trailers are available for film, television and events. If you are interested in our restoration services feel free to get in touch, for a complete list of services visit our website,
What's vintage?
For me, vintage is a trailer made before 1965 and so far my fleet dates from 1949-1964. All the trailers are restored, fully self contained, modernized and great to travel in. They look great, are polished and have completely new or restored interiors in period correct colors, fabrics and finishes. Whenever possible I reuse everything the trailer originally came with. So, if the appliances are restorable then I restore them; if cabinets are restorable I restore them - you get the picture. However, I do install new power systems, propane and plumbing to maximize all the best modern conveniences for you.
We continually work on perfecting the trailers to keep them in tip-top shape and to work on upcoming ones for use in our workshop in Bernalillo, New Mexico.
What do we offer?
We offer these trailers to be used anywhere they can be towed, except off road! For first timers we recommend staying close to home, within 125 miles of our location. We are happy to tow the trailers for you, set them up and come pick them up when your are finished. Of course we prefer if you go through our 3 hour training program and then tow the trailer yourself. We have tow vehicles available for rent occasionally. Our tow vehicles are not rented without a trailer rental as part of the deal.
We will stock your trailer and tow it to your preferred location: a campsite, private residence, corporate setting or wherever you prefer.
Our most exciting news is our new property in New Mexico! We have a beautiful property near Madrid. This property is about 25 minutes from Santa Fe. It is currently only available as a boon docking location, however as the months progress we will have water and septic. The property is remote and completely off grid. We only rent our trailers at the property, at the present time we do not allow folks to bring their own trailer to our site, it is not a campground. On a limited basis we are accepting reservations for guests year round. Please check out our website for additional information about the property and what we plan to offer there.
For additional information about our private property offerings visit our website at
How do we make it so easy?
We set the trailer up for you, do a comprehensive orientation of the functions you need to know and then walk away for you to enjoy it! We'll even come back and pick up when your vacation or event is finished. It is simple, easy and as much of a work-free experience for you as possible. We can locate the trailer within a day, so 24 hours notice is all we need.
Why wait?
Welcome to our vintage trailer rental business in the beautiful Jemez Mountains of northern New Mexico
Nomad Mobile Motor Lodge is a multidimensional business focused on bringing vintage travel trailer experience to a wider audience. We love the vintage experience and we want to share it with you.
We have a variety of vintage Airstream trailers available for rent . Additional trailers are available for film, television and events. If you are interested in our restoration services feel free to get in touch, for a complete list of services visit our website,
What's vintage?
For me, vintage is a trailer made before 1965 and so far my fleet dates from 1949-1964. All the trailers are restored, fully self contained, modernized and great to travel in. They look great, are polished and have completely new or restored interiors in period correct colors, fabrics and finishes. Whenever possible I reuse everything the trailer originally came with. So, if the appliances are restorable then I restore them; if cabinets are restorable I restore them - you get the picture. However, I do install new power systems, propane and plumbing to maximize all the best modern conveniences for you.
We continually work on perfecting the trailers to keep them in tip-top shape and to work on upcoming ones for use in our workshop in Bernalillo, New Mexico.
What do we offer?
We offer these trailers to be used anywhere they can be towed, except off road! For first timers we recommend staying close to home, within 125 miles of our location. We are happy to tow the trailers for you, set them up and come pick them up when your are finished. Of course we prefer if you go through our 3 hour training program and then tow the trailer yourself. We have tow vehicles available for rent occasionally. Our tow vehicles are not rented without a trailer rental as part of the deal.
We will stock your trailer and tow it to your preferred location: a campsite, private residence, corporate setting or wherever you prefer.
Our most exciting news is our new property in New Mexico! We have a beautiful property near Madrid. This property is about 25 minutes from Santa Fe. It is currently only available as a boon docking location, however as the months progress we will have water and septic. The property is remote and completely off grid. We only rent our trailers at the property, at the present time we do not allow folks to bring their own trailer to our site, it is not a campground. On a limited basis we are accepting reservations for guests year round. Please check out our website for additional information about the property and what we plan to offer there.
For additional information about our private property offerings visit our website at
How do we make it so easy?
We set the trailer up for you, do a comprehensive orientation of the functions you need to know and then walk away for you to enjoy it! We'll even come back and pick up when your vacation or event is finished. It is simple, easy and as much of a work-free experience for you as possible. We can locate the trailer within a day, so 24 hours notice is all we need.
Why wait?
