If it is like mine, the switch is in the right hand side of the left hand cabinet, on the top, near the sliding glass. Mine is a rotating button switch.
China cabinet?!? The only china my cabinets ever see is maybe Chinette. It's mostly 1 cent a piece paper plates. I suppose you have a silverware drawer . Wait, I did pull out my '77 copy of "The Airstream Story" and sure enough, the lovely bride has the table set with fine china, crystal and silver tea service. She just pulled a 19 lb turkey from the oven. I love ruffin it - no microwave for this meal.
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Yes, my 79 has one there, and it's the same type switch as the two in the hall closet and the aft china cabinet compartment. Mine are push on-off, and they're rather bulky. There's also one in the galley compartment under the microwave area.
These trailers are 27 and 28 years old, and they had provisions for a MICROWAVE. Yes, it helped if you were wealthy when these trailers were new. I suspect that still applies, but I wouldn't know.
Lamar
(Pictures of galley in my gallery.)
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1975 Argosy 28 "Argosy"
1979 Excella 500 31 "Betsy"
1992 Lincoln Mk 7 LSC
2003 Dodge 2500 Cummins "TowHog"
"Lucy Loosehair" the cat - Airstream mascot
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A little off the subject, but...made me want to take out my collection of old catalogues; high heels, bubble baths, fresh baked muffins (2 years in a row), candle lit dinners and clean, well behaved children. All these trailers are also being towed by 2 door sedans. We were so sporty back then, or the SUV wasn't a concept yet.
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peegreen,
Hate to burst your bubbles..But, Suburbans been around since the mid 30's..
Only they didn't call them SUV, then..
The light switches concept has been around for ages..Got'em in my closet and, the pantry cabinet. Turns on/off when you open/close the door. You'll want to be tied into the 12V wiring. This way, ideally, you'll have lights when not connected to 120VAC..
Next time I go to the A/S, I'll get a photo or two for you..
ciao
53FC
Hate to burst everyones bubbles, but back then the suburban was not any tow vehical .The international travelall was king as were the ford f250 crew cabs especially in the wally byam years .Both were extremely heavy duty trucks.Thru the 60s on, more fullsize cars,sedans ,wagons and the wagoneer did towing duty along with the travelalls.Suburbans of course dominate the tow world and suv world today.
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