Kenskill

Cheers to successful partnerships! Bill Kennedy and Jim Brunskill partnered up to build the Ken-Skill Kustom Kamper in 1946. Kennedy built the iconic teardrop trailers, and Brunskill put up the money. When the teardrops sold out, they parted ways: Kennedy went on to found Ken-Craft Products, Inc. and Brunskill formed the Kenskill Trailer Corporation.

Kenskill Kustom Kamper (1947), Ceramic Mug - Vintage Trailer Field Guide
Kenskill Kustom Kamper (1947), Ceramic Mug
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Kenskill Sports Rover (1950), Ceramic Mug - Vintage Trailer Field Guide
Kenskill Sports Rover (1950), Ceramic Mug
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Kenskill Model 17 (1955), Ceramic Mug - Vintage Trailer Field Guide
Kenskill Model 17 (1955), Ceramic Mug
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Kenskill Model 19 (1959), Ceramic Mug - Vintage Trailer Field Guide
Kenskill Model 19 (1959), Ceramic Mug
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Kenskill Model X-15 (1960), Ceramic Mug - Vintage Trailer Field Guide
Kenskill Model X-15 (1960), Ceramic Mug
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Kenskill Model 17.5 (1961), Ceramic Mug - Vintage Trailer Field Guide
Kenskill Model 17.5 (1961), Ceramic Mug
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Kenskill Model 17 (1962), Ceramic Mug - Vintage Trailer Field Guide
Kenskill Model 17 (1962), Ceramic Mug
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Kenskill Model 21 (1964), Ceramic Mug - Vintage Trailer Field Guide
Kenskill Model 21 (1964), Ceramic Mug
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Kenskill Model 18.5 (1967), Ceramic Mug
Kenskill Model 18.5 (1967), Ceramic Mug
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Kenskill Model 19.5 (1967), Ceramic Mug - Vintage Trailer Field Guide
Kenskill Model 19.5 (1967), Ceramic Mug
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Kenskill Karousel (1969), Ceramic Mug - Vintage Trailer Field Guide
Kenskill Karousel (1969), Ceramic Mug
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