A Possible Addition : Please Identify

[flamingo-kid1]

We have an excellent chance of purchasing this trailer. It is a 1959, I THINK but I would like some help with better I.D.

It's a Soveriegn, and is really loaded with some FUN features. I never saw a hidden keyhole before!

No numbers; been sitting in a field forever.

She is very dull in color, but pretty much intact. Not much has been done to the innards, and she would be a project.

Actually, we could deal with that because Luna is running perfectly :-)

So what's one more baby??

I would appreciate any help any one can give.

[desi arnaz]

looks nice!! i say go for it....how much$$$

[Rog0525]

Looks like a '57 Sovereign 30'



http://www.vintageairstream.com/arch...Sovereign.html

[Stefrobrts]

Cool big windows, I'll bet it's really light inside. Can't wait to hear more about it. I think when one is nearly done, it's time to bring home another...

[flamingo-kid1]

help identify this!

[InsideOut]

Originally Posted by Rog0525

Looks like a '57 Sovereign 30'

http://www.vintageairstream.com/arch...Sovereign.html

I concur ~

So did you get it?

Shari

[flamingo-kid1]

Originally Posted by InsideOut

I concur ~

So did you get it?

Shari

I am talking to the guy. Stay tuned.

This unit has been sitting at a lake, with the Avion next to it.

She has no Wally numbers.

What is the dif between the '59 and the '57? I guess I need to examine the title :-)

[Porky Pig]

Originally Posted by flamingo-kid1

What is the dif between the '59 and the '57?

My calculator says 2 years.

Seriously, I just love the way those multi-segments look. Hope everything works out for you.

[InsideOut]

'57 was was the year they started to switch over frrom 9/13 panels to 7 panels, first in CA then Ohio. So most likely, this one is Ohio built. I guess it could be older...post the serial number, then we can confirm.

Shari

[moogie32]

Nice SOTR! What's the interior like?

[Andrew Selking]

You need to buy this trailer. We have a 59 Ambassador 28 ft. and would love to have an older 30 ft .cousin join the family . We also want to see pictures of the inside.

I say go for it!!!

[Ray Pena]

I love the look of it. It totally looks like an airship. Good luck, hope you get and enjoy it.

Ray

Southern Comfort

[The Duck]

Originally Posted by InsideOut

'57 was was the year they started to switch over frrom 9/13 panels to 7 panels, first in CA then Ohio. So most likely, this one is Ohio built. I guess it could be older...post the serial number, then we can confirm.

Shari

Aistream Ohio must have hired a design engineer from Akron's Goodyear Aircraft lighter-than-air division back in 1957! If you buy it, make sure it includes the tie-down tether line! Stencile "U.S. NAVY" on the sides and you'll be ready for sub surveillance patrols! Looks like it will just float down the highway.

Good luck with your decision and thanks for posting the photos. Very cool looking AS.