My first Airstream, the 61 Overlander

[nmbosa]

Originally Posted by Canuck eh!

Anyways if anyone is looking for a fridge or a stove let me know.

I'm too far from you to take those, but I think Frank might be looking for a fridge.
Norm

[Overlander & Sea]

Originally Posted by Canuck eh!

Anyways if anyone is looking for a fridge or a stove let me know.

How do I join "The Club"

to join the " '61 Overlander Club", just post your serial number to the thread.

If Frank does want the fridge, I would be intereted in it. I want to keep my '61 Overlander original, and I have had to "patch" my refrigerator several times. It's working now, but you never know.............

[flyfshr]

Glad to hear that you found the soft floor at this early stage of your restoration. What color is your stove? Can you post a picture of it?

Brad
FF

[Canuck eh!]

If you look at either this post or the previous one I think the one that says more pics, there is photo of it. Kind of brown.

[flyfshr]

Yup, the stove is the same dark brown color as mine. Was hoping to acquire a light yellow one. Send a PM to 62overlander (Frank) as his fridge recently bit the dust.

Brad
FF

[john47]

how much to tag and insure a 1978 airstream

[Aage]

Originally Posted by john47

how much to tag and insure a 1978 airstream

Hello, John, and welcome to airforums.com

Those costs vary from place to place, but they typically aren't a lot. For example, up here I'm able to insure the trailer on my homeowner's policy for a couple of hundred a year, and the license plate was ~$50, lifetime.

Of course, the trailer itself can be a whole other story if you want to refurbish it. Not hard to spend $2,000 on the proper fridge, a new furnace, and a water heater, and they usually need all those when they're over thirty years old...