I know this isn't a Integrity but it is a 5th wheel, It doesn't look home made.
Many years ago, a large aircraft overhaul center at the San Antionio airport, was converting an Airstream trailer into a fifth wheel, for the owner of the company.
For them, it was a piece of cake, since they modify commercial jets as well.
I saw these photos a couple years ago. But I don't remember where. Either here or Craigslist.
Has anyone seen one of these?
SL
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Many years ago, a large aircraft overhaul center at the San Antionio airport, was converting an Airstream trailer into a fifth wheel, for the owner of the company.
For them, it was a piece of cake, since they modify commercial jets as well.
This quite well could be that unit.
Andy
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The fifth wheel is kind of appalling at first glance, but kind of cool too. It does look like someone knew what they were doing when they did it. I'm curious about the interior too.
The fifth wheel is kind of appalling at first glance, but kind of cool too. It does look like someone knew what they were doing when they did it. I'm curious about the interior too.
Its kind of reminiscent of a passenger train car to me. That would be a cool interior them.
This is one of the better 5th wheel bullets I've seen. I kind of like it. I, too, would love to have a tour of the interior. My only criticism is that I think there might have been a little smoother transition between the upper and lower roofs. But I can see the reason and like the idea of the clerestory windows. I think it's cool that it's a double door model, too. Wonder if it's the traditional upper bedroom and rear living room or if it's a two bedroom with center living room.
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Originally Posted by Silverhobby
Would this be allowed to attend a WBCCI function?
It is a customer modified product originally manufactured by Airstream, Inc. As a member of WBCCI I would argue that it has as much right to be admitted to WBCCI as any other customized Airstream that wasn't returned to factory condition or layout. I would think the owner could argue that if you allow a rear bath to mid-bath conversion then you would have to allow this one in. It just takes that idea several steps further.
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