Hello, I am brand new to this! I just bought a 1968 Silver Streak (Continental Rocket) and my brother is helping me reno it. (He's the handy guy with the tools!) Before we start disassembling the interior I have a question about the interior skin. Do most people carefully remove the skin (we want to better insulate it and it needs some rewiring) and then reinstall the interior skin and paint it or do you buy new interior skin? I am on a budget (aren't most people) and want to make sure we do this as correctly. What kind of insulation do you think is best? We haven't touched anything inside yet. I would be most grateful for your advice! Thank you! ~ Rocket Cramer
1989 Airstream Land Yacht 33 - Tennessee
Title: 1989 Airstream Land Yacht 33 - Tennessee
I just posted a new ad on Airstream Classifieds.
1989 Airstream COMPLETELY gone through and renovated by top notch bus design company
This Airstream has had over $60k in renovation to frame, interior, exterior, and electronics.
Has 2 heating/air conditioning units
1 Dish Satellite roof top and all components inside,
Has electric hook up with 25' power cable
Water hook up
Refrigerator
Toe heaters
Hard wood flooring
Used for national media tour it has approximately 15 thousand miles on it since being renovated,
In Excellent condition and ready to be customized for whatever application you wish,
Please serious buyers only
Thanks and happy bidding..!!
Call of text to look at this Airstream
Joel 615-417-1919
You can contact us by filling in the form on the right hand column of the ad listing:
http://ift.tt/1xEbfNt
I just posted a new ad on Airstream Classifieds.
1989 Airstream COMPLETELY gone through and renovated by top notch bus design company
This Airstream has had over $60k in renovation to frame, interior, exterior, and electronics.
Has 2 heating/air conditioning units
1 Dish Satellite roof top and all components inside,
Has electric hook up with 25' power cable
Water hook up
Refrigerator
Toe heaters
Hard wood flooring
Used for national media tour it has approximately 15 thousand miles on it since being renovated,
In Excellent condition and ready to be customized for whatever application you wish,
Please serious buyers only
Thanks and happy bidding..!!
Call of text to look at this Airstream
Joel 615-417-1919
You can contact us by filling in the form on the right hand column of the ad listing:
http://ift.tt/1xEbfNt
1964 Airstream Bambi II 17 - Nebraska
mardi 28 octobre 2014
Title: 1964 Airstream Bambi II 17 - Nebraska
I just posted a new ad on Airstream Classifieds.
Made only two years very collectable , fully restored, Self contained, hot water heater 5 gallon gas, 13 gallon fresh water, refrigerator gas or electric, Air conditioner , catalytic heater gas, bath with stool in shower, stainless kitchen and bath sinks, two burner gas stove, dinette, lots of storage, sleeps 2 , black water holding tank
You can contact us by filling in the form on the right hand column of the ad listing:
http://ift.tt/1sC7zYl
I just posted a new ad on Airstream Classifieds.
Made only two years very collectable , fully restored, Self contained, hot water heater 5 gallon gas, 13 gallon fresh water, refrigerator gas or electric, Air conditioner , catalytic heater gas, bath with stool in shower, stainless kitchen and bath sinks, two burner gas stove, dinette, lots of storage, sleeps 2 , black water holding tank
You can contact us by filling in the form on the right hand column of the ad listing:
http://ift.tt/1sC7zYl
See-Level Installation - how to access tanks?
I want to install a See-Level system on my 2013 25' Flying Cloud RB Twin to replace the problematic MicroPulse system.
Thought I could just drop the pans to access the tanks to install the sensors to the tank sides. But looking at other threads, it appears that the tanks are not supported independently of the pans and that they would fall down when the pan is removed.
I have seen suggestions about cutting the pan to access the tank and then repairing cut section but I'm not sure how much clearance there is between the pan and the tank. Nor what tool would be appropriate to perform this type of surgery.
Perhaps a hybrid approach to create holes in the bottom of the pan so that I could put some supports against the bottom of the tank while I drop the pan?
Anyone know how the factory retrofits See-Level monitors?
Suggestions are greatly appreciated but please stick to the subject, as stated in the opening sentence. I'm not interested with ideas on how to fix the MicroPulse system or other work-arounds, I've already tried them with little success.
Greg
Thought I could just drop the pans to access the tanks to install the sensors to the tank sides. But looking at other threads, it appears that the tanks are not supported independently of the pans and that they would fall down when the pan is removed.
I have seen suggestions about cutting the pan to access the tank and then repairing cut section but I'm not sure how much clearance there is between the pan and the tank. Nor what tool would be appropriate to perform this type of surgery.
Perhaps a hybrid approach to create holes in the bottom of the pan so that I could put some supports against the bottom of the tank while I drop the pan?
Anyone know how the factory retrofits See-Level monitors?
Suggestions are greatly appreciated but please stick to the subject, as stated in the opening sentence. I'm not interested with ideas on how to fix the MicroPulse system or other work-arounds, I've already tried them with little success.
Greg
1978 Sovereign Door lock parts
I have a 1978 sovereign door lock that was disassembled by the PO. Apparently the lock cylinder was drilled and removed, which I still have. The interior handles and bolt are missing as well as the inside wall mounted dead bolt handle. The exterior latch handle and cylinder opening is in great condition. Two questions: will the door lock replacement kits that require riveting a plate to cover the original opening have the needed parts, and, who sells the handles that I need for the interior?
Also I am considering adding an additional Stainless dead bolt.
Today is Tomorrows Yesterday.
Also I am considering adding an additional Stainless dead bolt.
Today is Tomorrows Yesterday.
1964 Airstream Bambi II 17 - Illinois
Title: 1964 Airstream Bambi II 17 - Illinois
I just posted a new ad on Airstream Classifieds.
his Vintage 1964 17ft AIRSTREAM BAMBI II Travel Trailer includes:
Full Professional Service from front to back/All Systems in good working order
[1] Owner Trailer
Exceptional Exterior Condition
Nice original cabinetry & trim accented by retro kitchen & living area and bath
Original complete interior configuration that is in excellent condition
(1) Convertible Double Sofa bed in the front galley w/dinette
(1) Convertible Double Sofa bed at the streetside
NEW Custom Upholstery
Interior privacy divider
Excellent rear bath layout w/standing shower
(3)-Burner original Magic Chef stovetop
Excellent Flooring
NEW Electric Refer
Thetford Toilet
SurFlo Water Pump
LP Furnace [Serviced]
Electric Brakes
Power Inverter/Converter
NEW Battery
NEW Door Gaskets
NEW Dump Valve
NEW Faucets
[3] NEW Tires [includes spare]
Windows intact all around and functioning w/screens
NEW Electrical Pigtail for towing
(2) LP Tanks w/NEW Valves, Regulator, Hoses
You can contact us by filling in the form on the right hand column of the ad listing:
http://ift.tt/1wL5dOu
I just posted a new ad on Airstream Classifieds.
his Vintage 1964 17ft AIRSTREAM BAMBI II Travel Trailer includes:
Full Professional Service from front to back/All Systems in good working order
[1] Owner Trailer
Exceptional Exterior Condition
Nice original cabinetry & trim accented by retro kitchen & living area and bath
Original complete interior configuration that is in excellent condition
(1) Convertible Double Sofa bed in the front galley w/dinette
(1) Convertible Double Sofa bed at the streetside
NEW Custom Upholstery
Interior privacy divider
Excellent rear bath layout w/standing shower
(3)-Burner original Magic Chef stovetop
Excellent Flooring
NEW Electric Refer
Thetford Toilet
SurFlo Water Pump
LP Furnace [Serviced]
Electric Brakes
Power Inverter/Converter
NEW Battery
NEW Door Gaskets
NEW Dump Valve
NEW Faucets
[3] NEW Tires [includes spare]
Windows intact all around and functioning w/screens
NEW Electrical Pigtail for towing
(2) LP Tanks w/NEW Valves, Regulator, Hoses
You can contact us by filling in the form on the right hand column of the ad listing:
http://ift.tt/1wL5dOu
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