This 1947 Westwood Coronado is a single-axle travel trailer that was acquired by the seller in 2018. It is finished in green and white, and the interior layout features a forward lounge area, a kitchenette, a water closet, and a rear bedroom. The interior was refurbished under current ownership in a configuration designed for permanent parking with shore power, water, and sewer connections. Amenities include wood paneling, sliding windows, vinyl flooring, air conditioning, a refrigerator, and a microwave oven. This 24′ Coronado trailer is now offered at no reserve with a clean Oregon title in the name of the seller’s business.
The Westwood brand was introduced by the George T. Hall Company of Los Angeles, California, in 1932 as an expansion of their butane heater and trailer distribution business. This Coronado measures approximately 24′ long, and the aluminum bodywork is finished green with a white roof. Features include front stone guards, sliding windows, a porch light, a side storage compartment, and a Yale entry door lock. The trailer does not have holding tanks and is configured with permanent connections for water, waste disposal, and electrical service.
Steel 16″ wheels wear bright covers and are mounted with Courser black wall tires. The trailer is equipped with a tongue jack, a ball coupler, and a towing wiring harness. The seller notes that the trailer can be yard towed, but any transport over a short distance will require loading on a flatbed.
The interior is outfitted with beige vinyl flooring, curtains, and varnished wood walls and cabinetry. The forward lounge is furnished with a sofa upholstered in gray cloth, a pair of wall sconces, and residential-style power outlets.
The kitchenette has a stainless-steel countertop along with overhead cabinets, under-cabinet storage, a sink, a Danby refrigerator with a red door, and a GE microwave oven. A dinette bar and workstation are located on the opposite wall, and a house air conditioner is mounted overhead.
The rear bedroom features a mattress, a ceiling vent, wall sconces, and a flat-screen TV, while the adjacent water closet houses a toilet.
The chassis is equipped with stabilizer jacks, and additional underside photos can be viewed in the gallery below.
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