The 1994 36 Classic for me

smily · 07-12-2005, 07:40 PM

I have been waiting and waiting not to mention traveled many miles on numerous occasions in a search for the Coveted by me, 1994 36' Classic!

I GOT IT!

YEAH BABY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have recently finished replacing all of the carpet and put down laminate flooring that matches the oak cabinets. I went the distance this time and did it bumper to bumper.

Leather seats, all of the finest options and best of all, Big time Solar power system, run everthing but AC.

A Brochure is here, check it out. This is not my unit listed but it is exactly the same.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ory=35934&rd=1

I am Proud

This is Airstream #5 for us,

maxandgeorgia · 07-12-2005, 09:17 PM

Your pride and pleasure show clearly. . .congratulations~this was worth the wait. Enjoy!

wingfoot321 · 07-12-2005, 09:17 PM

Congrats,

Good looking machine. How many miles on the engine and trans.

You will be going to rallys in style.

smily · 07-13-2005, 04:48 AM

Mine is a 454 gasser with around 55k miles.

Runs GREAT!

Body is sweet with almost NO fading. I actually have not found any yet but I am certain there has to be a spot somewhere.

It has built in 12 volt tv in bedroom, Surge protection, AC's have thermostats, keyless entry that WORKS. Air suspension, Rear view camera, towing system,
HWH Auto levelers, (cool to watch MH set itself up with push of one button

)
I had to make new curtains for rear window but I have done it before.
I currently have the Reefer torn apart in middle of re-build. It has ice maker that works great but Refrig section not up to par. I am replacing the core.
Did I mention Storage up the ying yang

Vertical pantry,
I added surround sound system with DVD.

It is nice to cruise in with four speed tranny instead of three speed that I had in Landyacht.

I believe it has 7 k Genset instead of 6.5

I am very pleased.............

SMILY

07-13-2005, 07:28 AM

That thing is sweeeet. Post more pictures. Where did you find it?

Jack

ALANSD · 07-13-2005, 08:07 AM

yeah! Now that is a nice unit. The last of the classics are surely desirable ones to have.

swebster · 07-13-2005, 11:24 AM

Congratulations! That is my dream machine.

smily · 07-13-2005, 02:24 PM

This is truly our dream AS too.

When we first seen one, we set out on a mission to get one. It took almost a year and much searching, negotiating and driving all over the south, the phone rang and Voila!

An owner in FL had heard that we were looking for one and made me a deal I COULD NOT REFUSE!

It took about another six months to bring the deal to a close but it was definitely well worth the wait.

IMHO, this is the Best Airstream MH available. It brings the essence of an aluminum AS with all of the ammenities of a modern coach with exception of slides.

This coach is practiacally just like my old Landyacht inside but it has the Aluminum rounded profile.

I dont see us changing AS's for a long time.

A diesel pusher would be nice but I think it may be difficult to find a model like this that is in such good shape.

ALANSD · 07-13-2005, 07:45 PM

Yeah , yeah, yeah....................can you sense a bit of jealousy? It is certainly one of the nicest classics out there. Will probably go up 10g in value when the new one comes out next Spring.

smily · 07-13-2005, 08:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ALANSD

Will probably go up 10g in value when the new one comes out next Spring.

I am counting on it!
But this one is not really not for the turn over, ( you know I have been known to sell for the right deal) I really enjoy having this coach

philippes · 07-24-2007, 09:46 PM

I have bought the same model three month ago. We love it.

JW84345 · 07-24-2007, 10:39 PM

Congrates!
I owned an 84 345 for a couple of years. It was a blast. We sold it to go to Italy in '03. We kept our '69 Overlander which we love and use frequently, but every so often we see an AS MH (Classic of course) crusin down the Hway and feel the twing on the heart strings.

Jim