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Old 11-07-2008, 03:01 PM   #1
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fun or useful remodel ideas/pictures for 1954 26'

Since I now like everyone else reading this think of my Airstream all the time,wishing I could spend more time useing it,I was wondering if people could share some pictures of there favorite parts of their Airstreams,tv's,led lights,stained glass,handy plumbing inside or out,lighted cabinates,wiring,???.

I am going to start wiring in the next month or so and I am trying to finalise plans.

This is the basic layout i'm looking at for our 26' cruiser.
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Old 11-07-2008, 06:06 PM   #2
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I sure enjoy my new living room - recliners instead of the couch. My wife and I find it so much more like home.
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thats a nice floor plan that should work really good.
thanks for shareing
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Old 11-08-2008, 01:07 AM   #4
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Love the L-shaped living room, but the floorplan looks a little light on storage space. What's the plan to overcome that?
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Perhaps these will help you visualize your floorplan. Flexsteel does make all sorts of modulars and custom size pieces in many styles, contours and fabrics for RVs. The 27' floorplan looks to me to be similar especially when the table is down and it is L-shaped seating, so at 26' I would think even allowing for a narrower body it would work very well. It also reminds me of the 34' model with the corner table with storage. I think on the recliners the seat lifts for storage, perhaps not, but it should. It seems like if you wanted the option of a corner end table you could contruct it to be freestanding and set atop your base cushions possibly weighting it with fabric and beanbag type bottom and also use on your queen bed as a bed table with some thought to adjustable height as well perhaps.
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A love seat bed, a corner and the dual recliner would work and they have styles that are not overstuffed and leather.

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Love the L-shaped living room, but the floorplan looks a little light on storage space. What's the plan to overcome that?
I plan on having storage under the bed and upper cabinates over the stove and sink.I,m not sure about the front end, I may do the standard dinnete or?
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A love seat bed, a corner and the dual recliner would work and they have styles that are not overstuffed and leather.

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That is some real nice furniture,the ideas are good,I was not sure about the weight of a recliner,the frame in my 54 is not to strong.
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Fly in the ointment

Moving the location of the fridge might be labor intensive
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Moving the location of the fridge might be labor intensive
We are going to go with a elec. only frig.
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Any more good ideas out there,I like stuff I can fabricate myself out of wood or metal,I am planning on a little differant theme then the norm.pretty northwoods,antler door handles,log accents,stuff like that.
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How about some deer antler scounces? Ralph Lauren did a series of designer vintage Airstreams for sale. This is the Adirondack Caravel.
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Got twigs? Maybe some ideas here to get you brainstorming. There was a brand new Airstream done in western style highlighted in an older Airstream Life magazine. Perhaps someone will scan those pages and upload them.
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Thanks Carol,
Pictures look great,I will have to see if I can find that copy of airstream life,that is what I am looking to have when finished.
A moble cabin that I can park by any lake or mountaintop.
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I think a magic bed would work well for you. Glastop Inc in Florida makes excellent deals on them. They look nice, and are great functional beds.

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I checked out Glastop,they have some nice looking furniture,I have not called for priceing yet but it looks like it would be more than I would like to spend at this time anyway,maybe on the next one.
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