1973 Globetrotter Landyacht - kitchen

[BayArea]

Our kitchen is in pretty decent shape. That said we plan on removing it. Curious if anyone needs any original kitchen components? It is missing one rolling door under sink.

[Peter417]

What do you plan to use instead?

[BayArea]

We are craning the Airstream over our house this week and putting it in our backyard where it will become my office / guest bedroom.
Our home kitchen and bathroom is nearby, both with doors to the exterior. Therefore I’m removing all kitchen and bathroom components for an empty shell. From there we will mix built-in and non built-in pieces.

[BayArea]

Here are a few photos of our airstream being craned over the house.

[Dingo Girl]

good luck with your project
the Airstream on the crane is quite a sight. thanks for posting the pictures

[Ndcctrucks]

Hi

Would you be willing to post a ballpark figure on the crane service?

[BayArea]

Costs will vary due to the location of the crane truck to the location you wish to utilize the crane service. The travel time for the crane to my house was 1.5 hours in each direction (they couldn't go the fastest route as that requires going through a tunnel). The crane company bills out in 4-hour increments. Once there, it took 4 guys roughly 45-60 min to rig the airstream and prepare the crane (the crane required 32,500lbs of weight to prevent it from tipping. The lift itself (and placement) took under 10 minutes. That put me in the 5 hours total range (including travel time to and from). Therefore I had to pay for a full 8-hour day, which definitely doubled my original expectation of between $1500-$2500.