Vintage Airstream Restoration (Ep. 1)

[@kurtschulmeyer1041]

I'm on AS #5. I had a 64 overlander,all original, my favorite. Rewired it,re-did all the 120 outlets,new hangers for the black tank(tub had rotted out). Was my favorite AS. Good luck,will keep watching.

[@lindaheussner9808]

I like June helping with the window!

[@StaceyQTPie]

I love old Airstreams!

[@denisecrouch1823]

Really cool!

[@justinsmith3716]

I bought a 1968 landyacht sovereign ( still remodeling) learned a valuable lesson, wanted everything modern and up to date. I gutted everything 😞 I regret it

[@MrOneilcrouch1]

Yeah seems like there is a healthy balance between modern and classic, I like a blend of both modern and vintage. Especially if has mid century modem look

[@TheKimmer1969]

You need a little flux makes the solder run easier...

[@MrOneilcrouch1]

thanks, i wasn't sure it was needed with aluminum, but will give a try

[@SpencerBrennan001]

I’ve started my adventure on a 68’ Safari Rebuild. Cheers!

[@MrOneilcrouch1]

Awesome, we have really enjoyed working on our airstream, hope it goes well with yours!

[@Camperfanatic01]

What was the name of the dealer for the trailer? Was there an address? I live about 40 mins from Huntington and thought next time I’m down that way I’d take a look to see what’s there now. I’ve rebuilt a 69 Go Tag a Long camper before, next on my bucket list is an Airstream!

[@MrOneilcrouch1]

Louie Fonduk was dealer, address was 6018 RT. 60, E., HUNTINGTON, WV, 25701, USA

[@MrOneilcrouch1]

Let me know what you find out, i did read his obituary and he served and was a veteran