Nice. I like that it does not require a massive rig to tow. You can pretty much tow it with anything. Just drive appropriate to the parameters of the vehicle you have, and away you go.
Very, very nice. Great mods, tastefully executed. Once you get over 30 feet trailers start having really nice amenities and a good interior flow. But now people demand slideouts, weight be damned and Airstream (or their customers) never really embraced them; probably because of appreciation for light weight.
Denny has since sold that Airstream but if I recall there was a small door / hatch on the right (drivers side ) with a knob and pilot light. Thanks for watching and commenting !
It started with our first episode 1960 Chrysler New Yorker which was a bit more on the goofy whacky side but friends and watchers loved the cartoon hand pointer during tech spec segments. Thanks for watching and commenting!
It’s found an owner who truly values and appreciates its character and history. ✌️🏴
And actually uses it ! Thanks for watching and commenting !
That is an amazing Airstream! I like how he has kept many of the original features and done some very good updates too. Fabulous!
Beautiful renovation Denny!
Amazing renovation!
Always great to see an RV that paid for its self ..............for over fifty years !
👍 Thanks for watching
Great video!! Love your airstream!
Thank you for watching and commenting it is a great Airstream !
The travel trailer equivalent of Cary Grant. In a tuxedo. Drinking a martini.
Ha that is the perfect comparison
Nice. I like that it does not require a massive rig to tow. You can pretty much tow it with anything. Just drive appropriate to the parameters of the vehicle you have, and away you go.
Yep light weight design always pay off
That Cadillac would cut a mighty fine attitude towing that big trailer
It had the hp and weight for sure
We have a 1986 Excella 24 foot.
Enjoy it they are amazing !
Very, very nice. Great mods, tastefully executed. Once you get over 30 feet trailers start having really nice amenities and a good interior flow. But now people demand slideouts, weight be damned and Airstream (or their customers) never really embraced them; probably because of appreciation for light weight.
Thank you for watching ! Trailers now are like houses
Enjoy the new episode next up is a 2005 Lotus Elise !
Love it
Thank you for watching and commenting !
Nice video! We just bought a 1970 31’ Sovereign. Q:How do I light the original propane refrigerator?
Denny has since sold that Airstream but if I recall there was a small door / hatch on the right (drivers side ) with a knob and pilot light. Thanks for watching and commenting !
nice air stream
That is so COOL! I am so surprised that you can tow that with a half-ton pickup. What is the tongue weight of the Airstream?
Thanks for Watching ! The hitch weight is 490 lbs, Denny actually towed it with a Cadillac sedan for a while ( see 2 minutes 48 seconds in the video )
I love airstream’s and yours is beautiful! Do you get use it a lot?
Not camping much , but it makes a great cabana / office / refuge in the side yard
Nice
Noice.
Thoinks😀
What’s up with that pointer?
It started with our first episode 1960 Chrysler New Yorker which was a bit more on the goofy whacky side but friends and watchers loved the cartoon hand pointer during tech spec segments. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@thecarsofpalmsprings It's whacky at first, but i really like it. how long have you owned the Airstream?
Thanks for watching ! Denny bought it in 2009 and gradually restored and upgraded over the years
No awning
Not on this example but it could actually be fitted with awnings over every window as well as a large patio cover. Thanks for watching ! 😊
도로 한산해서 좋다
It is a very smooth ride even on rough roads. 감사합니다
Thank you for putting the metric conversion. Subscribed just because of that.. And also for the great throughout content.
Thanks for watching and Subscribing we really appreciate it and the kind words ! We try to always show both as much as we can but some slip through