A friend is building me a scale model of the Rockford trailer & he has requested that since there is next to nothing on the web showing the backside of one of these trailers.Hello again - we found a shot of the trailer's rear from, of all things, a 'trailer' for the show & were able to screen-cap a still of it.If you want to see a scale model of Jim Rockford's trailer check it out at: Bill Holman constructed it for me and will make copies if anyone is interested & can duplicate the faded colors if desired.Great looking model. What or where was the locations of Jim Rockford's house trailer & office on the Rockford Files TV Show - The parking lot of BOB MORRIS' PARADISE COVE BEACH CAFE & the parking lot of the long defunct Tonga Lei Lounge / Don the Beachcomer's Lounge both in Malibu California - 29 Cove Road - 2356 Pacific Coast Highway - 28128 Pacific Coast Highway - Paradise Cove Beach Cafe - 22878 Pacific Coast Hwy Robert is currently looking for his pictures from the actual set to help recreate the trailer. He has built some railroad stations (local for me & with odd architecture) that were $350 but keep in mind that those were MUCH larger and more detailed. According to Rob Howe the interiors of the trailer were built on Stage 23 at Universal Studios. It had the exterior trailer skin on one side(the front), but not the full length of the front side. During the car chase they pass by what is unmistakeably Rockford's trailer! I didn't even ask him on this one but it is likely much less than the other models he's done for me. The fourth wall was removable, since most of the shots were shooting from behind Rockford's desk toward the door. He teamed with Cannell, who had written for Jack Webb's Mark VII Productions such as Adam-12 and Chase, to create The Rockford Files. The hitch of the trailer is about 3 feet. This prevents automated programs from posting comments. Jim Rockford’s Trailer By Jim Suva The trailer used as Jim Rockford’s mobile home is a 1959 Nashua House Trailer. Email address will not be displayed with the comment. Trailer looks great. I'm also a model railroader & have been searching for data on the series trailer in order to recreate a version of Paradise Cove, complete with Jim's trailer, Firebird & Rocky's truck.Would you happen to know the dimensions of the Nashua trailer used? An adaptation of the 1970s series of the same name. Name and email address are required. Its the episode "Jamie's Shield" where she goes to the police academy undercover. Pat’s trailer has the extra window near the front of the trailer, which needs to be relocated to the kitchen area. Greg Starbuck found Rockford's trailer on an episode of the Bionic Woman! Thank you find this!Pat Mc Kinney is probably the most die-hard fan of the show This past spring Pat came across a 1959 Nashua trailer, very close to the original that was used on the TV series. The owner asked Pat if he would like to look inside. Part of their training is a car chase in a movie studio backlot. Please try again.As a final step before posting your comment, enter the letters and numbers you see in the image below. Error type: Please email me at [email protected]'ve sent you an email with Bill's contact info.
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