Airstream concession wagon in Frankfurt

[Roundhead]

I attended the world's largest chemical processing exhibition (ACHEMA) in Frankfurt, Germany few weeks ago.

I found this Overlander Land Yacht (not an International) in an inner courtyard selling food and drinks.

My A/S is 1971 27-foot Overlander International, and I'm guessing this one is a 1977 or so. I copied the serial number if anyone REALLY wants to know:

#127D3 J2815

It was altered drastically. I chatted with the workers for a bit, telling them where the original equipment would have been installed, etc. They were curious to know more about it.

[Chas]

You can hardly tell what it is anymore, what are those, Mickey Mouse ears sticking up in the front? I do like what they did with the vista views though. Did it still have any Airstream badges on it? It probably was an International, I think all Overlanders were Internationals.

Chas

[john hd]

chas, your trailer would look pretty snappy with a set of ears like that!

just a thought...

john

[Roundhead]

Yup, still had all the A/S badges on it. The photo doesn't show it, but the streetside was cut out just like the curb side.

Despite the desecration of an A/S, you have to admit it's a pretty cool looking concession wagon. (It could lose the black mouse ears, however.)