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Originally Posted by 68 TWind
I spent over $10K 9 years ago doing all the work myself. It is amazing how fast it all adds up: axles, tires, fabric,fridge, windows, floor covering, hitch, brake controller and on and on. Just be aware it will take 4 times a long as you think and 3 times the money. I've talked with lots of folks who have redone older Airstreams and that is reasonable estimate for most folks.
BUT, I think the older trailers with real wood are worth the effort of bring back to tip top shape. I love my 68.
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I will second this. We own a 67 Overlander! We have about 4000$ invested right now! We don't have any interior finishes in yet. We have new tires,axles,frame,floor and wiring. We hope to have her all fixed up for 10 000$ . The initial condition of the trailer was about the same as the original poster.
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