When we purchased our 1977 Rear Bedroom Argosy, I wanted to keep everything as original as possible. It was never our intention to completely gut, restore or change the interior of our Argosy especially since it was in really great shape.
Along the way, we were forced to fix previous owners changes. Things like the countertop (it was crumbling from a leak), the floor (the peel & stick no longer stuck) and the bathroom (it was missing a wall and a door!).
Before Our Renovations….
Painted at Purchase 
Gaucho When Purchased 
Original Kitchen 
A Total Mess! 
When Purchased 
Hallway When Purchased 
Old Color Scheme 
Flooring When Purchased
We glamped it where it made sense to do so and not just for the decorative value like headboards for the beds (made the walls more sturdy), sliding barn door for the bath (because the bathroom didn’t have a door) and new ceiling lights (changed to LED).
We currently have two Vintage Trailers: 1977 Argosy and 1966 Aristocrat Travelier along with a 1977 Argosy Motorhome
After Our Renovations….
Georgia Living 
Easter Dinner Camping 
Ikea Countertop 
Repainted Sink 
Bathroom Door 
Craftsman Closet Doors 
Outdoor Dining 
Mission Light 
Bedroom Curtains * Headboard 
Reupholstered Front Gaucho
About Us….
- We are not Full Timers.
- We travel with our dogs.
- We prefer State and National Park Campgrounds.
- We don’t dummy down food. We put out a large spread every night for family dinners.
- We are not paid to blog here. We are not affiliates for others.
- We have PAID for everything you see in this Blog without discounts or promises of a review.
As much as I admire and positively love all the gut and renovation jobs of the many Argosy’s on the web and Pinterest (sooo inspiring!), my childhood dream was always to have an original Airstream, in particular, an Argosy. – Sandy
Nap in Bedroom 
Zac Observing The World 
Chay looking over Marshland
So, in this blog you will find ideas and fixes to keep the original look and feel of an Airstream/Argosy. Most, if not all, of our changes can easily fit into anyone’s renovation whether you are keeping the original look, gutting it or have a completely different rig than an Airstream/Argosy. There is a caveat to this…. our Argosy Motorhome will have very little originality since we bought it completely renovated with another’s design.
Moose the Motorhome….
24′ Motorhome 
Patriotic Moose 
1977 Argosy Motorhome (b Model) 
Ikea Futon In Argosy Motorhome 
Full Bed 
Updated Kitchen 
Tin Wall 
Back Lounge
This blog is our main way of detailing our renovations for our Vintage Argosys. Our Main Website that contains Campground Reviews, Camping Recipes, Golf Course Reviews and is our family business: Camp.Golf.Eat.
If you have any questions, need dimensions, source information or a second opinion, feel free to contact us or leave a comment on the appropriate page.
Everything you see in this Blog, we paid for ourselves. We are a pure DIY blogger that is sharing what we have learned and experienced along the way. We are not affiliates for any company and are Self Funded. If you see a link, it is out of courtesy only.
Mike
Sandy
