SOLD: 1991 Airstream Excella 34 - New Jersey

[HowieE]

Our 1991 34 ft tri axle is looking for a new home. We bought an Airtsream motor home and the driveway is just too short.

We have owned this trailer for 25 year and logged every state but the one you have to swim to and every Provence in Canada except Quebec. So with well over 250,000 miles it might be time to find a less demanding schedule. Items that have been replaced are AC 5 years ago, hot water heater 4 years ago, toilet, frig 15 years ago, 16 in aluminum wheel and Michelin tires on 3200 lbs axles, Armstrong flooring and reupholstered 15 years ago, exterior lights to LEDs and relayed off the trailer battery to correct draw on tow vehicle head light switch, interior lights to LEDs, screen door fitted with plexiglass, convertor to Progressive 9,000, small catalytic heater in living room, DVD player, campground cable connection, bike rake, Andersen hitch complete with stinger and Quick Bite coupler.

Additional photos on request.

I will consider delivering at 1.25 per one way miles with delivery charges prepaid and not refundable.









View this ad at Airstream Classifieds - 1991 Airstream Excella 34 - New Jersey

[John&Vicki]

Beautifully kept trailer. GLWS. I hope you’re going to contribute here.

Cheers,
John

[rideair]

If you're looking for a 34', though it has many miles, this would be the trailer to buy for the money. If Howie even thought it needed to be fixed or repaired, it was done. Just won't seem right him not pulling that trailer.

Howie, thanks for all your guidance through the years when it comes to pulling a trailer. Look forward now to the same level of information driving a MOHO ;-)

Enjoy,

[John&Vicki]

That should have read “...continue to contribute here.”

[HowieE]

Originally Posted by John&Vicki

That should have read “...continue to contribute here.”

I think most of my contributions from now on will be second hand from the mechanics working on the MH.

[Rogue318]

Is this unit still available? I sent you a direct message. Thank you, Chris