A 1950 Buick Towed a Four-ton, 35-foot Trailer to Alaska
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There was a time, before pickups became mainstream members of American families, when people commonly used passenger cars for towing purposes.
One of the artifacts I acquired to go with my 1950 Buick memorabilia collection was a two-page newspaper advertisement talking about a man and his wife who towed a four-ton, 35-foot-long trailer about 3,000 miles from Seattle to Alaska and back. It took some convincing, in fact, for the Canadian Customs authorities to even allow the car to enter the Al
One of the artifacts I acquired to go with my 1950 Buick memorabilia collection was a two-page newspaper advertisement talking about a man and his wife who towed a four-ton, 35-foot-long trailer about 3,000 miles from Seattle to Alaska and back. It took some convincing, in fact, for the Canadian Customs authorities to even allow the car to enter the Al
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