Stocking Stuffers for 2014

‘Tis the season for stuffing stockings for your favorite small trailer enthusiast. Here area  few I thought might go over well.

First up, here’s a great way to stuff their mailbox. These Christmas cards from The Retro Christmas Card Company feature a classic woodie at a Christmas tree farm with a red & white Shasta Airflyte that’s used as the office.

If you can’t get them through the Amazon widget, you can order them directly through their website by clicking here.

I came across this diecast of a 1967 Chevy Impala with a vintage 16′ Airstream Bambi this past week at a local Meijer store. This is part of GreenLight Collectibles’ Hitch & Tow series. It’s a 1:64 scale diecast with very nice details. For those of you midwesterners where Meijer is located, you can find it in the toy department with the diecasts for around $11.00. For those of you in other areas, I’ve included an Amazon widget below, or you can also try Airstream’s online shop by clicking here.

With the reissue of the 1961 Shasta Airflyte, this Happy Camper mug should go over well with new Shasta owners, as well as anyone interested in adding a little style to your cup of joe.

There is a large contingent of T@B owners out there, and if they don’t already have these salt & pepper shakers, they should. While they don’t appear to be a T@B endorsed product, it’s fairly obvious the camper from which they’re inspired.

Guys, if your spouse is a hardcore small trailerite, how can these earrings not score you major points for Christmas? Available through Vintage Trailer Supply by clicking the link here

Still can’t decide what to buy? Go the easy route and buy an Amazon gift card! Amazon has everything under the sun RV related, and as a side benefit, any time you click on one of the Amazon links I have on this site and buy, you’re supporting The Small Trailer Enthusiast through the Amazon Associates affiliate program. We get a percentage of the sale from Amazon and you’ve helped offset the expense of keeping YOUR favorite small trailer website on the internet. Merry Christmas!