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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There is no short cut to painting your Airstream or Argosy walls. I feel the need to put this out to the Universe because, well, I have heard too many people paint the walls without proper prep. A year (or less) later, the paint comes peeling off. And I mean ALL of it comes peeling […]
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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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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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Easily take a ceiling light fixture for your home and install it in your trailer, camper or RV! All you have to do is convert it to 12V. We give you step-by-step instructions for foolproof installation. Let’s be honest, trailer/RV lighting can be bland and boring. Most new trailers/RVs have standard non descript lighting because […]
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Mike
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