manuals...

[JMGAZ]

Just got the trailer home and could really use an owners manual!

Can I get a reproduction somewhere, or even a PDF softcopy?

[RichardT]

I am pretty sure JMGAZ is looking for a manual for a 1967 Overlander.

[mtpalms]

Yes for '72 and up, and there are probably a gazillion posts that list it, but the trick is finding one of those posts. You have to send a check to helen and she will send a copy. There are also various sources for pre '72 manuals, and I'm sure people will very soon commence bombarding you with posts on where to locate them - so quickly now, what year and model do you have?

I'll go hunt down helen's address. See ya later.

[mtpalms]

Originally Posted by RichardT

I am pretty sure JMGAZ is looking for a manual for a 1967 Overlander.

Dang you're fast - like you read my mind before I posted!

[abruzzi]

There is a '66 overlander manual here:

http://airstream.net/members/documents/tlmanuals/'6626'OverlanderOwnMan.pdf

[mtpalms]

Originally Posted by Andy from Inland RV

Call Helen Davis at 937-4928885. She creates the reprints. Andy

These are for 1972 models and newer, although it works fine for my '71.
We really need a sticky or perma-link for this question, it comes up about once a week.

[RichardT]

Originally Posted by mtpalms

Dang you're fast - like you read my mind before I posted!

Aluminum prevents mind control

http://www.airforums.com/forum...t=mind+control

[mtpalms]

Excuse me?

[JMGAZ]

I guess I did forget some important info. I just brought home a '67 Overlander.


Its our first Airstream, much less a trailer of any kind.

Just received a copy of the owners manual for my 94 25' classic from Helen Davis. Got to say the quality of the reproduction for $75.00 is not the greatest. The photo's are dark and pretty useless, and some of the print in the diagrams can't be read at all. Better than nothing but just. You would think for the cost that a better quality printing could be done.

[JMGAZ]

Got mine last week ($41).

[roadeo]

Originally Posted by Craftsman

Just received a copy of the owners manual for my 94 25' classic from Helen Davis. Got to say the quality of the reproduction for $75.00 is not the greatest. The photo's are dark and pretty useless, and some of the print in the diagrams can't be read at all. Better than nothing but just. You would think for the cost that a better quality printing could be done.

There are Warnings about this elsewhere on this forum. Just can't believe this "service" stays in business. Helen must be laughing all the way to the tellers window.

Originally Posted by mtpalms

Yes for '72 and up, and there are probably a gazillion posts that list it, but the trick is finding one of those posts. You have to send a check to helen and she will send a copy. There are also various sources for pre '72 manuals, and I'm sure people will very soon commence bombarding you with posts on where to locate them - so quickly now, what year and model do you have?

I'll go hunt down helen's address. See ya later.

AMEN
and it is just gonna get worse as the duplicate and frivolous threads keep rolling in. Ah the price of progress = Sprawl.

[Fishbone]

Here is a link on EBAY to buy reproductions of manuals on CD for about $10 + shipping. They also have some originals. eBay Store - Vintage Literature Reproductions: Agricultural, Tractors Farm, Hobbies
Click on Trailers and RVS on the left menu.