One of the most popular renovation to any Vintage Trailer is, without a doubt, painting. Exterior and Interior painting a Vintage Trailer is a lot of work that brings the most reward. Check out our extensive articles on Exterior Painting. https://www.argosytraveling.com/2020/06/08/exterior-painting-vintage-trailers/ If not done correctly, your paint will peel and all your hard work will […]
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Since we bought our Vintage Argosy Trailer (many many years ago!), the “gaucho” aka sofa aka couch aka extra bed has always been a decor challenge. Since the gaucho is at the entrance of our trailer, it sets the decor and design. When we bought it, the couch was a fairly ugly green with weird […]
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A couple of years ago, we painted our Argosy Trailer with Rustoleum Topside paint using foam rollers. It was a long process but the low cost was worth the effort. It cost a couple of hundred dollars to repaint the exterior of this trailer a Gloss White. It would have cost over $4k for a […]
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Our son asked us to completely redo his 1966 Aristocrat Travelier to bring it up to a more classic masculine and less cluttered cartoon look. Basically, he wanted the Vintage Turquoise and Orange look gone and replaced with a clean, fresh masculine look. We went with a Navy and White color theme but not a […]
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In our family, the twin beds bring along the typical “Ricky and Lucy” jokes. When we bought our Argosy, we bought it for the back twin beds. Argosy’s that have the rear bedroom, have the coveted rear panorama windows. They are not as common and not a lot of these rare trailers remain. Converting Twins […]
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Our 28″ Argosy Airstream came to us without a bathroom door (and missing a wall but that is another story). We have gone through three different types of doors and finally settling on the third revision: A Sliding Bathroom Faux Stained Glass Door. Our first attempt at a sliding bathroom was a plain 28″ standard […]
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