On the other hand my 66 cost me 1000 in parts including tires, two tanks, and so . No axles yet. It rides ok as t is, but will get a pair someday. A lot of serious bargain hunting, and lots of my labor
back to square one for the search. My wife was been working nights and i work days so i scheduled to go inspect the trailer this weekend and the seller just informed me someone just purchased it.
I have found this forum incredibly helpful! In searching for the layout of the 66 overlander, I stumbled on this thread and realized that this is the exact Airstream I just purchased last weekend in Lansing. My husband and I are excited to get working on it soon and take our family of 5 out camping. It will certainly be a labor of love with all the repairs.
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