Airstream cabinet builder in Colorado?

[lewishw]

Does anyone know of a good independent cabinet builder located in colorado? Colorado Springs would be preferred, but denver would be ok too. I am aware of Timeless Travel Trailers, but the amount of work that I am wanting to have done is probably considered an insignificant job for them. I would love to work with an individual that has built cabinets for airstreams before.

Anyone know of somebody that might be able to help?

Thanks y'all

Stream On!!

Hunter

[Travel Bird]

Hi Hunter, I toured Timeless Travel Trailer last month and I honestly didn't come out of the tour with the impression that small jobs aren't of any interest to them. Give Danielle Garrison or David Hissem a call and talk to them about it. They really do fantasatic work on small and large jobs! It's worth a try, you are right here in CO. Folks travel across the country to get work done by Timeless. Tell them Anna Fallico sent you!! Good luck.

[Colo_StreamN]

Hello Hunter,

I have a friend here in the Rockrimmon area of COS that is a cabinet maker. You probably should talk to him.

[rd tighe]

I have been a cabinet builder for the last 25+ years We could come work at your site. Do you have a work area?
Richard

[InsideOut]

Airstream cabinets are very simple & very light weight...not your typical box-style cabinets. They are not too difficult to DIY, we built our own following in the construction-type of the existing cabinets. If you go with "normal" cabinets, be careful not to add too much weight - especially with the vintage trailers.

Shari

[BevnCraig]

I agree with Anna, Timeless Travel does small jobs and are happy to do so.
Bev

[Brett - TTT]

We welcome small projects at Timeless. These projects are part of our "Upfit" Program. We are currently looking for a project for our "5-Day Makeover" which will take place at the Alumafandago event August 21 - 26 at Lakeside Amusement Park in Denver. Please contact Danielle Garrison, our Project Designer for more details.

[Moonhill]

I'm a cabinet builder in Salida CO. I am happy to take on small projects and owner of '75 overlander. Currently working on total refurb of '73 land yacht for a client. I have also replaced cabinets in a '05 Bambi this past spring. If you haven't found someone to help, you can email me at scott@moonhillwoodworks.com

[lewishw]

Originally Posted by Moonhill

I'm a cabinet builder in Salida CO. I am happy to take on small projects and owner of '75 overlander. Currently working on total refurb of '73 land yacht for a client. I have also replaced cabinets in a '05 Bambi this past spring. If you haven't found someone to help, you can email me at scott@moonhillwoodworks.com

Scott, I tried emailing you and it came back undeliverable. Do you have a different email address?

Hunter

[Antique Pedaler]

Scott might be the same Scott at "Absoute Bikes" in Salida. Don't know that for fact though. The owner is a VAC member.

[Moonhill]

Originally Posted by lewishw

Scott, I tried emailing you and it came back undeliverable. Do you have a different email address?

Hunter

Sorry, reworking website. moonhill2@q.com is my usual

Scott

[Moonhill]

Originally Posted by Antique Pedaler

Scott might be the same Scott at "Absoute Bikes" in Salida. Don't know that for fact though. The owner is a VAC member.

Not the same Scott. Shawn, the owner of Absolute does have an Argosy.

[lewishw]

Originally Posted by Moonhill

Sorry, reworking website. moonhill2@q.com is my usual

Scott

Thanks Scott, I re-sent to that address. Talk to you soon!

Hunter

[Aage]

If you look at Timeless through Google maps, they seemed to be busy at the time Google took this aerial shot.

Click on the image to see a bigger photo.

[Brett - TTT]

Originally Posted by Aage

If you look at Timeless through Google maps, they seemed to be busy at the time Google took this aerial shot.

Click on the image to see a bigger photo.

Just to clarify, all of the units shown behind our building are not client owned. 6 of the 24 units are ours: The 1948 Palace Royale, the two of the three Spartans, and the 24' Avion; the 1989 Winnebago will become the chassis donor for our 1950 Chevy COE extended cab truck (the cab is on a flatbed in front of the Winnie) and the '79 Airstream 27' motorhome outside the wall is mine! There were probably 5 or 6 customer units inside. The pile of aluminum rubble outside the far right overhead door is the skins and end caps from several hail damaged Airstreams we rebuilt. The pile is probably already new Airstream skin, beer cans, or airplane wings. We recycle everything we can. Judging from the collection, the photo was take last September just after Alumafandango.

Thanks for looking in on us!

[stacyrwarren]

How about Durango, CO or Farmington, NM?
I need cabinets for a 1970 31 ft Sovereign...

[Moonhill]

I'm going to be in Durango Tues 4/16 and 4/17 passing through on way to Grand Canyon. I could possibly take a look at project.

moonhill2@q.com

Scott