I have been wanting an AS for years and pulled the trigger on a 1969 Sovereign 31ft. A quick question, how do you remove the interior shroud on the Armstrong ac? I need to fix a rust spot and clean the coils.
I'll post some pics this evening of the trailer. My plans is to just get it camp ready this year and slowly restore as time and money allows.
You have to remove the plastic trim strips that run the length of the roof on each side of the air conditioner. They simply snap into the aluminum channel. The rivets or screws that hold the interior cover on the unit are underneath the plastic.(mine has screws) Be extremely careful and get someone to help you gently pull the strips down. They are fragile, and allowing them to bend too much will break them. Replacements don't exist. Owning a '69 can be interesting. There are a ton of parts exclusive to that year that can be tough to nearly impossible to find. That broken wing window in your pics is going to be painful. I just spent close to $1,000 to replace one of mine. Spend the money and buy a rock guard, it will save you a lot of heartache in the future.
__________________ AIR #8891 Unrestored 1969 25' Tradewind Overkill Tow Vehicle of the Year Award:
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We paid 1500.00. Needs corner window fixed, new lexan in front and rear center window, new fridge, floor rot in front and back, replace plumbing with pex, recover all seat cushions, new window coverings, the list goes on...
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