New Member- Introduction

[64Overlander]

Greetings!

Have recently purchased 1964 Overlander that needs restoration from the floor up. I am excited about the potential but am balanced with the reality of never heaving restored an AirStream before.

I look forward to posting messages and will hopefully receive valuable input from other members who have travelled this road before.

Thanks

[Mel]

Welcome to the forums! You're in good company here, so you'll have lots of advice as you embark on this project. Please post some pictures of your progress!

[rickandsandi]

It is always nice to welcome a new member especially someone who owns an Overlander. Still looking for mine! There are lots of great posts here that will help you with almost anything you come up with. Use that great search feature and if you don't find what you are looking for just let everyone know you need help. Again, welcome aboard!

[balrgn]

I'm in the process of restoring a 73 Overlander, love the layout! Good Luck, post pics whan you can?

[TinShack]

Howdy and welcome to the forums! You'll find a great community of Airstreamers here with a gazillion combined years of restoration experience, all willing to help you out. Good luck with your project and post some pictures.

[overlander64]

Greetings 64Overlander!

Welcome to the Forums and the world of '64 Overlander ownership!

There are numerous owners of Overlanders here on the Forums, and a surprising number of '64 Overlanders numbered among them.

The '64 Airstreams were the last to have the door-within-a-door entry, and the jalousy windows beside the entry door. I have known my Overlander since it was new when friends of my family purchased the coach new -- I have owned it for a little more than 12 years. I have most of the original factory literature that came with my coach (I have recently moved so it isn't right at my fingers) -- will be happy to try to answer any questions that you may have about the coach.

Good luck with your Overlander!

Kevin