There are a lot of windows in an Airstream and Argosy RV/Motorhome! Curtains are needed to insure privacy, prevent sun damage to the dash and furnishings and to help your air conditioner or heater work more efficiently. Get ready for a lot of sewing because here are the measurements…. Front 70″ wide x 38″ high […]
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We have a 1977 24′ Argosy Motorhome (Airstream’s Painted Cousin) that we are renovating and updating. It has great bare basic bones inside from the previous owner but no style. I wanted to make the interior a little patriotic without going full blown Stars and Stripes as a dedication to my husband’s service in the […]
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We have no problem keeping our Airstream Argosy tambours original…when it is woodgrain. It’s that ugly faded yellow tambour that just looks terrible and begs to be painted. Those old tambours did not age well. There are a couple of options for painting the tambours: Spray Paint or Paint and Brush. We only recommend spray […]
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An easy way to update your Airstream or Argosy trailer or Motorhome is change up the decor of your kitchen. Vintage Trailers, for the most part, have always had a dark kitchen. Back in the 60’s and 70’s, rich dark wood was considered “fancy” and upscale. Fast forward to 2018 and that rich dark wood […]
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When we bought our Vintage 1977 Argosy Motorhome, we knew that one of the side windows had a crack and was going to leak. After the next hard rain, sure enough, it leaked. We needed an immediate solution that would prevent leaks and give us time to search for a spare side window, preferably Original […]
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It is incredibly easy to sew new Airstream or Argosy curtains to update the look of your interior. Did you know that a lot of newer campers are using the same Airstream curtain clips? What seems like a daunting task of making and sewing new curtains for your Airstream or Argosy turns out to be […]
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