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Luggage/drawers on wheels - 2/6/2008 3:38:49 PM

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Okay so i have seen this type of luggage before, and i really really want one.. but i have no idea what they are called.
i have been using search engines to try and figure out what they are called, and so far what i have come up with is one solo picture. Does A/anyone have any idea what these things are called or where i could buy one? Thanks =)

Note: i have no idea how to get this picture to work.. eek.

>.> there is a standard link... http://s181.photobucket.com/albums/x243/xine86/?action=view&current=luggage.jpg

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RE: Luggage/drawers on wheels - 2/6/2008 4:06:55 PM

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I know it is some kind of 'trunk' but all I can think of is steamer trunk.. and I don't think that's what it is lol. But my grandmother had several and all were referenced as trunks.

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RE: Luggage/drawers on wheels - 2/6/2008 4:12:12 PM

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oh steamer trunks, yes that helped me find a lot more material on them... all i am seeing are antiques though. Oh i hope they still make them. A/anyone where where i could find a new one?

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RE: Luggage/drawers on wheels - 2/6/2008 4:22:35 PM

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I would try Ebay for something like this, or spend some time googling antique luggage. Another thing I just thought of, the things that door to door sales people used for samples. Some of those were totally cool and cleverly made. I know they still make trunks, it is possible you could find a craftsperson adept with cabinet making and have an insert done. Maybe even an entire trunk done to spec. Now I want one! I'm glad you asked because you brought back some nice memories, I didn't know my grandmother very well but this brought her back a bit.

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RE: Luggage/drawers on wheels - 2/7/2008 4:20:50 AM

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I don't know that steamer trunks typically have wheels, if that's important.

There are the wardrobe cases that musicians, etc, use on the road.

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RE: Luggage/drawers on wheels - 2/7/2008 4:23:23 AM

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It is very easy to attach wheels, I've done it to a trunk in my living room that I use as a coffee table. All it took was four wheels (like one would have on a furniture dolly) and an electric screw driver.

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RE: Luggage/drawers on wheels - 2/7/2008 5:38:33 AM

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oh steamer trunks, yes that helped me find a lot more material on them... all i am seeing are antiques though. Oh i hope they still make them. A/anyone where where i could find a new one?

Thanks camille

We saw one at the Louis Vuitton store in Aruba but it was $45,000...lol....I also read where Hermes made one for its boutique in NYC that sold for $200,000.

A modern style tunk that you could outfit with storage boxes yourself might work. Here's a link to some with wheels.

http://www.trunkoutlet.com/

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RE: Luggage/drawers on wheels - 2/7/2008 6:32:05 AM

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If you don't want to add wheels you could always use a hand truck/dolly. If your toy collection is really big you can get a pallet and step up to a pallet jack.

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