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Remembering Airstream’s fanciest trailer: the Land Yacht

The nautically-themed trailer is out of production, but its memory lives on in other Airstream models

Airstream trailers have been nicknamed a lot of things: the Silver Bullet, a Toaster-on-Wheels, and even the Silver Twinkie. But the now iconic American aluminum trailer—especially its largest models—has also been known as a “land yacht,” thanks to its high-end design reminiscent of the largest ships on the sea.

Airstream lived up to this title in 2014 when it debuted what it called “the most luxurious Airstream ever conceived.” The special edition model—the Land Yacht 28 —boasted three rooms and was designed with the help of Mauro Micheli, head designer at yacht design firm Officina Italiana Design , with cabinetry from the Italian firm Tecnoform.

All of that impressive pedigree meant one thing for the Land Yacht: It was fancy. Designed to resemble a luxury watercraft, the 28-foot trailer slept six and came with boat-deck plank flooring, LED lighting, and Corian countertops. The master bedroom boasted a pillow top queen mattress, a 30-inch flatscreen, and plenty of under-the-bed storage.

The technology and decor was also first class. A powered pedestal table moved the dining room table out of the way to free up space, and a powered outdoor awning made shade accessible. The interior came in two color options, dark wood and cream or a lighter wood with dark grey seating fabric.

The Land Yacht started at $146,362 and because it was a special edition model, it had limited production.

“It doesn’t come down to how many Special Edition units we sell, it’s about creating truly unique models that allow our team, and those we partner with a creative outlet to try new ideas,” said Bryan Melton, General Manager of travel trailers at Airstream.

“When you remove certain constraints, you allow engineers and designers to maximize their creativity. The results are truly special, like the Land Yacht, which continue to make strong statements within Airstream’s prolific history.”

Not long after the debut of the Land Yacht, Airstream took many of that model’s favorite qualities and added them to the remodeled Classic trailer and their new line of Class-B luxury touring coaches . Today, the Land Yacht is still on the product page of Airstream’s website , but according to a reputable Airstream dealer in Colorado, the only Land Yachts still left for sale are in Canada.

For many Airstream fanatics, the Land Yacht will go down as one of the fanciest—and best designed—trailers in the company’s history. Take a 360-degree tour, over here .

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Airstream Renovation Tour: Before and After

After months and months (and months!) of pouring our days and nights into this renovation we are finally finished!

Both the interior and exterior of our 1972 Airstream Sovereign Land Yacht came to us in pretty pristine shape - eight track and all!

It was so loved and taken care of by the family that owned it before us that we wanted to make sure we did the renovation right. We owed that much to them at least.

As we’ve talked about before, we had lots of reasons for downsizing from our 37’ 5th wheel to a vintage Airstream . The biggest being that we fell in love with boondocking (camping without hookups) and wanted an RV that was built from the ground up with that in mind. I think it’s safe to say that Airstreams have always been built with the goal of exploring off the beaten path, even if ours did need some upgrades for true off the grid living.

We also wanted to make a legitimate family home out of this trailer. Something that all 6 of us could live comfortably in full time and that would last another 45 years. Not just a showcase of beautiful interior design without practical functionality. Afterall, this is our HOME, not a showroom.

This drove us to spend hours upon hours of research on everything from solar panels and lithium batteries to water heaters, gray tanks, cabinetry latches, hooks and internet boosting antennas. Every single part of this Airstream has been thought and re-thought through so many times I am just happy not to have to think about all this stuff anymore.

Before we show the final results, you may want to read through the process.

• Weeks 3 & 4
• Weeks 5 & 6
• Weeks 7 & 8
• Weeks 9 - 13
• Weeks 14 - 17
• Weeks 18 - 19
• Week 21 & 22
• Weeks 23 & 24
• Weeks 25 & 26
• Planning Solar & Electrical
• Installing Solar & Electrical
• Cost Breakdown

Now that you're all caught up - here we go. The official Airstream renovation tour. Or as we like to call him - Metalhead (we’re Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle nerds) .

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Dinette + Master Bedroom

I'll never forget the look on the kids' faces that first time we went to go look at the trailer! They didn't have to say a word. They were not impressed. We kept trying to tell them our plans but they lacked the ability to see past the yellow lights, oak laminate cabinets and carpet. Just have faith little ones! We're about to make a major transformation.

If you have 6 people in a 31’ trailer you are going to have multi-use spaces. There is no way around that. The original floorpan had a couch up front, but when we bought it there were two recliners and not much else. A small table folded up from the wall, but it was only big enough for a couple of people. It all had to go!

Removing the original end cap and replacing it with aluminum really opened up the headspace in here.

We built the seating from the door all the way back to the nose. Every inch of the area underneath the seats is storage, with our massive lithium battery bank setup in the front...

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...two lid based storage areas on the side, and drawers that pull out on the end. One holding Jonathan’s work and photography gear and other for all of our shoes!

In the middle is a beautiful solid walnut table made by hand to fit the notches in the seating just right so that the marine pedestal lets it set gently down as we transform it from our eating and work area into...the master bedroom!

Or as we call it - a really, really big bed! The surrounding cushions rearrange to fill the entire space. A couple of blankets, sheets and pillows and you’re ready to hit the sack or pile on for family movie night. Yeah, the frame of this thing is built like a tank.

Standing Desk Workstation

Directly across from the front door is Jonathan’s standing desk area . A thin cabinet chase covers solar wires we needed to run from the roof and provides a small bit of storage. Next to that is our slide out trash can - the top of it doubles as a mini-desk to hold the laptop, keyboard, mouse and other items.

We mounted Jonathan’s Apple Cinema Display with a Newer Technology NuMount Pivot Wall Mount . This thing is amazing. The range of movement is so helpful in this tiny space. We can get it back up against the wall so it doesn’t stick out at night, or bring it all the way around the other side of the wall ( into the kitchen ) if he needs to work while everyone is at the table.

Remember I mentioned piling on the bed to watch a movie? The mounted monitor can extend at least 18” and moves up and down so we can use it as a TV. High five for multi-use!

The other piece to this puzzle was a small desk that the keyboard and mouse would go on that would be standing height. We looked at all sorts of options - even considered buying a second Numount Pivot Wall Mount. The difficult part was that this whole standing desk needed to be out of the way when not in use. And sturdy enough to withstand banging on a keyboard and using a mouse.

Someone jokingly mentioned that Jonathan should use a music stand - remember those from music class in school? But the idea of a stand stuck with him. He searched and searched and searched the internets for a pre-built solution and came up with nothing.

Finally, he found a company that made computer tables for camera tripods . He didn’t really like any of their specific products, but they sold their mount separately so he grabbed one of those, used the same walnut from our kitchen table and made his own. Their mount had 4 screw holes in the top so we had to match those up and get some longer screws, but it works perfectly, and this gives him multiple options.

He can slip the table off, compact the tripod and stick it in a drawer at night when not in use. Plus, he can put his laptop and mouse on it if we don’t want to use the inverter and run the monitor. Having the “table” part of his desk easily movable makes it simple to adjust depending on what the rest of the family is doing - and it only takes a few seconds to move things around.

The wall behind the monitor houses a lot of nerdy internet boosting gear that you can read about later :)

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Kitchen & Pantry

We ended up keeping basically the same 1972 kitchen layout, but made it much more usable. Everything was so dark and cluttered in here before, so my goal was to open up the space and make it functional for full-time living. Let's take a peek at what it looked like before.

When we designed our kitchen, I wanted to have as much counter space as I could have since we do cook most of our meals in here. Right next to Jonathan’s office area is our ‘pantry’ side of the kitchen. We have a small NovaKool fridge/freezer combo that is plenty big enough to store a weeks worth of food for all 6 of us. Most of the items that we use on a weekly/daily basis are in the upper pantry cabinets.

Below we have baking items, bowls and our pots and pans and still have room for extra food storage. I wanted to leave a good portion of this side of the countertop usable. We opted for one side to have a barrister door to close off the clutter of charging devices, and one side to remain open for optimal food prep space. I especially love ‘the drawer’ as we call it. It is huge and can hold a lot of commonly used items.

Across from the pantry side is the 'kitchen' side. The original plan was to not have an oven and just use a double burner stovetop. I am so glad we changed our minds. I love my stove/oven! We went with an Atwood because I just couldn’t shell out the cash for the marine stove I really wanted. Still looks pretty nice, though! But most importantly it works great!

One of my favorite things about the kitchen is that we ended up having to raise the countertop height so that we could clear the fridge on the other side. I didn't want it to feel unbalanced so we raised both sides in the kitchen. A higher countertop just means more storage underneath and I love the extra height! Win/Win!

When looking for a sink I knew I wanted one deep bowl. I am in love with this Ruvati sink . The 16 gauge steel sink is a beast and came with a rack in the bottom to prevent scratching. It is the perfect size for an IKEA dish drain we got on a whim. I was so excited when it was a perfect fit!

The Kraus faucet we picked goes so perfectly with the Ruvati sink. I wanted something that could swivel 180 degrees so that when we are in the middle of nowhere we can just open the kitchen window and turn the faucet for a quick outdoor shower! Again...multi-use for the win!

As for the countertops. I have a love/hate relationship with them. I love the look of them, but I hate the fact that they scratch so easily. Think twice before you go with a solid surface, especially a dark color like ours. They are ridiculously heavy as well. If I had to do it over, I think I would have done butcher block top. Still heavy, but way less maintenance. Granted, the scratches do buff out, but should sliding a Kleenex box on a counter really scratch it?

You may have noticed these bird hooks I have in our kitchen!

I had picked those out long ago and knew I wanted to incorporate them into our design. I get asked so many times about where they are from. I got them from a company called At West End, but they are also available on Amazon !

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I love our kids room!

We started out with the twin beds on each side from the original floor plan.

But we wanted to open that space up and have more than a 12 inch walk space. We went with narrower beds and more storage! At first, we considered moving the bathroom to the middle so that the kids could have the back of the Airstream all to themselves, but I am glad we didn’t do that. Moving the bathroom drains and plumbing and figure out support for the beds along the curve in the back would have been too complicated.

Turns out my sister is a tiny house genius and had a great idea to make bunk beds that could be fold down into couches during the day. The tricky part was getting the height right and working around the wheel wells and windows. We turned to my dad and knew he would be able to come up with a plan that would work. And he nailed it!

We braced around the the wheel wells to support the lower bunks and the walls on either side and ribs in the frame to support the top ones. They are so sturdy and each kids has plenty of room for sleeping. The big kids took the bottom bunks and the little kids finally got their turn on the top bunks! They are all happy which makes us happy.

It's just an added bonus that we can flip the top bunks down to make the beds into couches for the ultimate party room!

Each bed is equipped with Beddy's bedding (to keep things nice and tidy) , their own LED reading light as well as their own 120v plug and a 12 volt plug with USB insert . This means they can charge their own devices without hogging all the ports and they are loving their own spaces.

Above the top bunks and below the bottom bunks we crammed as much storage as we could - 14 cabinets and drawers all together! Working around the wheel wells and outside storage compartments was a little tricky, but we figured it out.

We did install two hooks on the kids side of the kitchen walls so that we can put up a curtain to divide the space for a little privacy.

I am so happy with the way our bathroom turned out seeing as we didn’t have a plan for it until the week we began building it. We knew we wanted to get as much storage in there as possible. What we started with felt so cramped, but we knew we didn't have much space to work with. Hopefully with cleaner lines and a simpler design, we could achieve the feel of it being bigger than it actually is.

First we put in a huge storage cabinet to the right that houses all our clothes and extra towels. The lower section is where our water heater and electrical wiring comes into the trailer so really we are only able to use two-thirds of it - but it’s a huge cabinet and really stores a bunch of useful items.

Keeping our clothes in these eBags packing cubes has been a game changer! Everything has a place and it's super easy to keep our clothes to a minimum and organized.

In front of the window is our vanity. It’s tiny, but we spruced it up with the same countertop we used in the kitchen, a basin sink and modern faucet . Underneath, Dad made some custom shelves to go around the plumbing and we can keep our cleaning supplies there as well as storing some coco coir for our composting toilet .

To the left of the vanity is our shower . We went super practical on this. We didn’t want to spend the money or time fabricating some tiled masterpiece that would require the entire bathroom to get wet anytime anyone took a shower. We knew we could have done it and made it look amazing, but when it comes down to it, the functionality wins over being super pretty and impractical for our families needs.

Getting the shower to fit the curve in the back was kind of ridiculous, but it turned out great. We were even able to use the empty space behind the shower to hang a laundry bag so all our dirty laundry is out of sight.

Having this shower curtain rod really helps in the tiny space as well. We are able to pull out the bar when we are showering so that we can have a bit more elbow room to wash our crazy hair...I mean, have you seen this family’s hair? Out of control!

The hardest part for me in the bathroom is that we didn’t really have a place to hang towels that wouldn’t be visible. I agonized over it for a few days until I just gave up and we put hooks in the only places we had. 6 people, 6 hooks plus one awesome giraffe hook for our hand towel at the sink.

Being that the door is transparent, we added a little curtain that can be put up for changing. I think the kids appreciate that!

And of course we had to bring along our measuring ruler! I made this when the kids were little and it has all their heights marked on it. Literally the only space this would fit is on this bathroom wall. We had to cut a bit of it off, but it works!

It may not be the most beautiful bathroom renovation, but it’s functional and I love it.

Oh! I almost forgot to tell you about our toilet! I’m sure you’re dying to know. We choose to go with a composting toilet because we mostly want to camp off grid, PLUS we didn’t want to have to deal with a black tank ever again! We had to deal with the stinky slinky in our 5th wheel and we knew we didn’t want to do that with our Airstream.

Going with our composting toilet allowed us to turn our existing black tank into a gray tank ( yes, we got new tanks ). We also added a second gray tank thus doubling our storage. With nearly 40 gallons of gray tank storage we can be out in the wild for quite a while before needing to dump! We have been using our composting toilet for a little over a month now and we can say that it is much better than dealing with a black tank. Thanks for a great product, Nature’s Head !

**UPDATE** It's been over two years using the composting toilet now and we LOVE IT, just wish we would have plumbed the urine diverter to go straight into the gray tank.**

Be sure to check out the video at the top of the page for a full walk through of our renovation!

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1972 Airstream Sovereign 31

Kerhonkson, New York

Make Airstream Sovereign

Category Travel Trailer

Posted 1 Month Ago

She is in very good condition according to the seller. Gutted to the shell and completely refurbished with high-end materials. All wiring drains and electric panel are new. All systems work as designed. BEAUTIFUL RV !! Stock #243061 BEAUTIFUL ** Sovereign 31 by AIRSTREAM ** Completely Renovated !! READY TO GO !! Amazing Renovated 1972 Airstream Sovereign 31 is perfect for Deluxe guesthouse or Airbnb rental. Completely gutted to the shell and renovated with full kitchen and bath. New steel frame. Quality materials used with custom cabinets and trim. The bathroom has good size shower, sink, and toilet. Plenty of storage throughout. The kitchen has a 2 burner stovetop with a glass cover, a convection microwave, and a large stainless steel sink with a cover. Solid wood counters. Queen size bed and also large size All Windows removed and resealed and have new custom awnings There are no tanks other than the hot water tank. That was 6 or 10 gallons. It was set up as a semi permanent location guest house/AirBnB and to be hooked up to water, electric, and septic/sewer ** DETAILED INFO FROM SELLER on the renovations ** This beautifully renovated 31 foot 1972 Airstream Sovereign Land Yacht is designed to work perfectly as a tiny house, deluxe guesthouse, or an Airbnb rental. She sleeps 3 adults comfortably (or 2 adults and 2 children). The RV has a stylish mix of contemporary, modern, clean white, stainless steel, custom woodwork and natural textures. Her open floor plan feels spacious and is easy to clean. She's full of modern amenities and upgrades. There is significant storage including a hanging closet, under bed access, sliding door cabinets, and deep drawers. Travel is possible using locations with septic, water, and electric service hook ups (KOA campgrounds etc.). ** This Airstream has been converted to all electric service for convenient hook up. Pull her up, hook her up, and you are ready to live in comfort! ADDITIONAL DETAILS custom mahogany and spalted maple cabinets with tons of storage douglas-fir L counter top with space for food preparation plus 11 foot counter top running along opposite side daybed with custom fabric cover and pillows with side tables. 2 new good quality mattresses (full and twin) new residential plumbing fixtures Lumicor reed end panels and sliding doors, Bathroom sliding barn door with custom hardware new weather resistant durable floor over replaced and repaired sub floor steel frame structure repaired and extra steel added under bathroom. New interior finish with Benjamin Moore products windows refurbished with new gaskets and seals window screens replaced and refinished original refurbished roller shades in Vista View windows 3 custom roof vent interior covers over refurbished mechanics new lock set for entrance door, hinge and latch rebuilt plus all access hatch locks rekeyed and matched easy access for servicing systems PLUMBING new PEX freeze resistant plumbing set up for cold weather draining new efficient water heater with overflow pan and drainage lines new European kitchen faucet with pull down sprayer and stainless steel kitchen sink, new Kohler porcelain toilet, new European bathroom faucet and designer ceramic bathroom sink new full size shower body and shower head and new pressure regulator, new drain lines and venting ELECTRIC new 100 amp electrical panel and breakers (currently set up for 50 amp service with possible expansion) new 12 gauge electrical wiring including extra outlets, switches, connections, built-in USB chargers, and GFI kitchen outlets, new double burner energy efficient induction cooktop, new built-In Stainless Steel microwave, new 4.5 cu ft Stainless Steel refrigerator with freezer, energy star rated, separate direct lines for AC, cook top, refrigerator, microwave, heaters, and water heater, Yamaha stereo receiver with bluetooth and remote and 4 Pioneer built-in speakers, new energy efficient LED modern under cabinet lighting, bathroom wall sconces, and ceiling fixtures, new multi colored LED accent lighting with remote and LED refurbished reading lights above daybed, new low profile European electric wall heater in living space and built-in electric heater in bath and kitchen exhaust vent system refurbished, built-in air conditioning unit cleaned and serviced EXTERIOR aluminum skin stripped and cleaned, polished to a beautiful shine, all seams and doors resealed and waterproofed new exterior light electronic hitch jack refurbished A-frame, hitch, and bumper cleaned and refinished original zipdee individual window fabric awnings refurbished, wheel bearings checked and repacked tires in great shape including spare. working travel lights (break, reverse, turn, and running) and new reflectors rock guard for front windows Reason for selling is lack of use.

1972 Airstream Land Yacht 27' Overlander Twin

Hudson, Florida

Make Airstream Land Yacht

Model 27' Overlander Twin

The seller has not used this RV for camping. Was purchased as a project to complete but decided life had enough stuff going on, so this unit is being sold "as is." The body of the airstream has a few nicks, but overall the body is in really good condition. The RV has no water damage, and all seals seem very good. The interior is all original and it's amazing how well it has held up. The curtains will probably need replaced and the bathroom will need some work. The A/C, heat and electrical components have not been tested. Unit does not have any propane in the tanks, tanks are older and probably need replaced. Stock #317211 Make it Your Own! 27 Foot! Fits in Most Parks! Twin Beds in the Back! The absolute perfect size, not too big, but yet big enough, at 27', this Airstream can fit into almost all campgrounds, and this International Land Yacht Series was one of their flagship production trailers back in 1972. Step back in time when quality meant quality, and Airstream made their trailers last. It's amazing how well these Airstreams hold up even after 50 years. This 1972 27-foot International Land Yacht is overall in good condition. Our seller went back and forth on fixing it up or letting someone else use their imagination to make the trailer their own. Eventually, the seller decided to clean it up, leave the original equipment intact, and let someone build their Airstream to fit their own personality and lifestyle. This Airstream has good bones, not beat up or banged up, tires have less than 1,000 miles on them, and are right at two years of age. The unit was recently moved to its current location and was pulled about 50 miles without any problems. Nothing has been used in the RV for several years, so the seller is not sure what works or does not work, so you are buying an RV that needs work to be completed and ready for everyday use. You can see the original factory brochure in the "Read Review" tab under our pictures. Feel free to call us with any questions. Reason for selling is not using it..

1972 Airstream Airstream

Tucson, Arizona

Make Airstream

Model Airstream

Category Travel Trailers

Posted Over 1 Month

1972 Airstream Airstream , This Airstream is for sale at Sheriff's Auction at 1600 E. Benson Highway, Tucson 6/9/15 at 10:00 A.M. $500 is ONLY OPENING BID. $500.00 3237931960

1972 Airstream AIRSTREAM TRADEWINDS

Traverse City, Michigan

Model AIRSTREAM TRADEWINDS

1972 Airstream AIRSTREAM TRADEWINDS, 1972 Airstream AIRSTREAM TRADEWINDS

1972 Airstream AIRSTREAM INTERNATIONAL

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Ocala, Florida

Model AIRSTREAM INTERNATIONAL

1972 AIRSTREAM INTERNATIONAL,

1972 Airstream SAFARI

Harrah, Oklahoma

Model SAFARI

1972 Airstream Safari Land Yacht.  Self-contained with fresh water tank but we have only used it in full hook up RV parks.  Very clean inside and out. Tires about year and a half old with approx 2500 miles.  Everything works except the roof fan vent in the front, oven and one night light.  We did a minor remodel by taking out the shower, front couch, and separate single sleep beds.  Replaced front couch with two reclining chairs.  Replaced two singles beds with one full size futon which can be used as a bed or a couch.  New flooring.  All appliances are original with the addition of a microwave.  Kitchen stove has four burners. One small crack in formica by the kitchen sink. All cabinet doors are original and function properly.  Lots of storage. Curtains are original and have been cleaned. Powered lift on tongue of trailer.  New valves on original propane tanks.  Original propane switching valve in place and works great.  New sewer hose.  Battery about a year old.  The axles have been aligned and it is easy to pull.  Towed it with a half-ton GMC Yukon.  The interior lights work and the roof air conditioner works great. Heat is a ducted gas furnace that heats the trailer very quickly.  Refrigerator gets very cold on 110v and gas. There is a crease across the rear just above the clearance lights but no leaks anywhere in the trailer.  Windows all function properly with no leaks. Comes with the reclining chairs and the equalizer hitch. Just returned from NM, no issues with water, sewer, or electrical systems.  Good looking classic, get lots of looks going down the road. Also have several original parts, i.e. bathroom door with mirror, bunk bed frame, sliding bed frame, etc.

1972 Airstream OVERLANDER

Charlotte, North Carolina

Model OVERLANDER

Total rehab on 1972 Overlander ( from the ground up)  SEE OUR WEBSITE  State of the art componets from solar, high end inverter, Blue Sea custome circuit panel with generator switch,three deep cycle agm's, led lights ( all new wiriing), 2 layer reflective insulation, instant on hot water with custom exhaust vent, customized roll out grill, backup camera with sound, satelite, bamboo flooring, customized cabintes, freeze preventive heaters for water system ( waste and fresh), pex plumbing, 12/120 volt refrigerator, auto open venting on roof, new axle's (dexter), customized storage compartment on side This unit is Not complete am selling as is. We have documented everything we have done including picturesPlease look at ...PICTURES ON OUR Matt  704-778-7020

1972 Airstream 28

Thornburg, Virginia

1972 Airstream 28, IN STOCK----1972 TRADE WINDS 28 TRAILER, THIS IS A PROJECT TRAILER IF YOU WANT TO CUSTON BUILD YOUR VINTAGE TRAILER, LOOK AT PICTURES.

1972 Airstream OVERLANDER 27

Everett, Washington

Model OVERLANDER 27

1972 Airstream OVERLANDER 27, 1972 Airstream Land-Yacht OVERLANDER 27' Travel Trailer 27 FT. OVERLANDER DOUBLE International Land Yacht Hitch Wt. 480 lbs. Total Wt. 4,510 lbs. Living Room : Cloth sofa sleeper, underneath storage containers. Flip-up dining table, Credenza, and overhead cabinets. Translucent Solardome vent. ~Fresh Linoleum ~ Kitchen : 4-burner gas range w/cover Airstream Custom , Magic Chef oven. Pop-up counter extension, double s.s. sink. Overhead and lower cabinet storage. Refrigerator & freezer, plus a Full pantry storage. Mid Bedroom : Couch converts into your bed. Loads of storage with overhead cabinets, & Wardrobe closet. Translucent Solardome vent. Rear Bathroom : Tub/shower, Wash basin, and mirrored vanity. Toilet facility. Patio Awning LP Gas: (2) 30# Tanks Fresh Water: 45 Gal. Water Heater 6 Gal. and More! Non-Smoker!

1972 Airstream SOVEREIGN

New Orleans, Louisiana

Model SOVEREIGN

Mostly original interior in GREAT condition (cushions/curtains/cabinets). A/C, Fridge, Stove updated recently. New tires and brakes last year. Frame and axle examined last year and reported to be in "great" condition. Living area has an L-shaped couch with table. Couch pulls out to a full-size bed. Bedroom area has 2 twins. Bath has toilet, sink, and tub/shower. Lots of storage. Ready to live-in and/or hit the road today.

1972 Airstream Ambassador

Rogers, Arkansas

Model Ambassador

1972 Airstream Ambassador. 30 ft. Body in Great condition. Interior all original. Rear Bathroom. 479 531 5173 or 479 202 4030

1972 Airstream Sovereign

Saginaw, Texas

Model Sovereign

Very good condition. I am the 3rd owner..

1972 Airstream Land Yacht

San Gabriel, California

Model Land Yacht

1972 Airstream Land Yacht, - - Contact Dave Delano at 626-285-2222 or for more information. -

1972 Safari Air Stream

Pueblo, Colorado

1972 Safari Air Stream camping trailer 24 foot totally refurbished exterior and interior trailer with outside polishing, with new awning, rooftop air conditioning, tires and wheels, (with new spare tire) counter tops, VLT flooring, drapes and window coverings and upholstery. All appliances, plumbing, electrical, water heater, faucets, bathroom and heating in working condition. Absolutely beautiful vintage camping trailer.

1972 Airstream Excella

Lithia, Florida

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Model Excella

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Vintage Airstream Design Plans

by Nick | Mar 1, 2013 | Airstream | 1 comment

Several years ago while surfing the internet I stumbled up the Happy Janssen’s . At the time they were a nomadic family living in a large diesel motorhome that was powered by veggie oil. I was captivated by their freedom, their simple existence and their commitment to lead an intentional life for Christ. To top it all off the Janssen’s motorhome was stunning! Its was bright, organized and comfortable for their growing family of four.

The following months we followed their journey traveling the country and we dreamed of someday making a similar journey. Meanwhile we continued to work on our debt snowball and I (Nick) began to work on a tiny teardrop trailer that would allow us to start our own adventure on a smaller scale during the summers.

In this general time frame we ran across an interview with a young architect that had remodeled a vintage Airstream to live in full-time. Matthew Hoffman transformed his 70’s Airstream into a masterpiece . Clean open layout that maximized the existing space and utilized every inch of his 25’ Airstream Tradewind. After seeing Matthews Trailer I was instantly inspired by what could be accomplished with a vintage trailer. (and I knew Our family needed one)

So to fast-forward a bit we eventually bought a 1966 Airstream 26’ Overlander . After seeing what could be accomplished with a little creativity and sweat from the Janssens and Matthew’s Airstream inspiration we have lofty plans for our little house on wheels!

I love the challenge of small spaces. I love thinking outside the box and finding solutions. I love that everything has to be multifunctional, intentional and minimal. I love that we have to do more with less.

Here is what we plan to do with our Vintage Airstream the Land Yacht…

Airstream Design Plan

We want a simple open layout with a modern organic feel. We want space to cook ( we love to cook! ), entertain and work. The existing layout of the Overlander’s was a rear bath, with a bedroom separated by an accordion door and a couch/double pull-out bed, small kitchen area and front couch with a fold out table. The setup wasn’t bad but it was a bit compartmentalized and needed to be opened up. Plus the fold out table was a pain to use and we wanted a more permanent table for dining and work.

1966 26’ Airstream Overlander Square Footage (8’ x 25’) 176 interior square feet

Design Criteria

• Modern Organic Style
• Use as many Reclaimed or Re-purposed Material as Possible
• Minimal Budget (approx $5k)
• Open Layout
• Dinette / Guest Bed
• “Bedroom Space” for Paisley
• Bright Interior
• Gourmet Kitchen
• Office Space & Storage
• Space for Nick’s Tools, Outdoor Gear & Bikes
• Space for Honda XR100 Motorcycle

The Airstream is nearly finished! Take a Tour Here!

We are about retro fit a 26 ft as a marketing tool for our business We are keeping it simple as it not being used as a camper but more as a on road lounge/office. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks Paul

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DIY Renovation of our 1972 Airstream Overlander

If you’ve spent any time exploring our website, you probably noticed that we live and work out of an Airstream – a 27-foot 1972 Airstream Overlander, to be precise. But when we bought, it looked nothing like it looks today. It was basically just an empty shell, ready to be customized and brought back to life, which is exactly what we were looking for. When we towed it home after first picking it up, it was the beginning of a long, arduous, and dirty project that was way, way over our heads. This post is a journey of words and images through our DIY Airstream renovation.

In the summer of 2015 we gut renovated our 1972 Airstream Overlander to be our 100% self sustainable, off-grid, mobile live-work space. This project took us 6 months to complete, 4 of which we were working on it full time. We had absolutely NO PRIOR KNOWLEDGE of anything related to renovation at all. At the time there weren’t a lot of other Airstream renovators to draw inspiration from or online resources so everything we did we learned how to do on the fly. We receive questions about our renovation project daily so we decided to put together this blog post in hopes to help and inspire other people taking on an Airstream renovation project.

Helpful renovation resources

• Airforums for threads on all types of renovation projects.
• Vintage Trailer Supply   for airstream replacement parts.
• Out-of-Doors-Mart RV for additional airstream parts.
• The Foxes Airstream Instagram with more tips and info on our reno process.
• The Foxes Airstream Renovation in Less Than 10 Minutes Youtube Video
• The Modern Caravan are some of the best Airstream renovators out there!

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AIRSTREAM RENOVATION PART 1: TEARDOWN

AIRSTREAM RENOVATION PART 2: STARTING TO PUT IT ALL BACK TOGETHER

So, like I said, we were in waayyy over our heads. Nevertheless, we got right to work like the naive, foolhardy DIYers we are. First order of business was to tear it apart even more, tackling all the structural issues first. We replaced some rotted floor in the rear, replaced the water tank, treated the frame, removed all the old, nasty insulation, updated the wiring…we basically took the trailer from 1972 to 2015, structurally speaking. We had no idea how to do any of this stuff, but thankfully the internet did. Still, it was A LOT of trial and error.

AIRSTREAM RENOVATION PART 3: THE BUILD

This was a major milestone in the entire renovation process, and one of our favorite moments. We had been working day and night in my parent’s driveway for three months, and finally had the skins back in, the floors laid down, and the walls painted. We officially had our “blank canvas.”

We were so excited and the idea of actually living in this thing finally seemed attainable. We ate take-out Chinese food in the empty trailer, with my parents and our dogs cozying in on the floor. We reflected on everything we had done up to this point, and fantasized about the next stage of renovation, building out the interior. Brandon and I were so giddy that we slept out there on our crash pads! This is my favorite memory from the entire renovation <3

AIRSTREAM RENOVATION PART 4: HIT THE ROAD!

Our excitement at finally reaching this point was incomprehensible. We were constantly in awe of all that we had done. We had been renovating full time for six months, and we finally had something that resembled an actual camper that could be lived in. Sure, we still had a handful of projects left, but we had enough done for the time being to hit the road! We had been living on the road already for a year and a half, but we started a whole new chapter when we took off with the Airstream in early November, 2015.

AIRSTREAM RENOVATION PART 5: KEEP RENOVATING...

Since setting out in the Airstream, we’ve continued to chip away at projects here and there, making small improvements to things we left unfinished. But for the most part, we haven’t changed a thing, nor would we. The layout has been perfect for our daily life and it tows like a champ! Here is a collection of photos that show what the Airstream looks like at present. We took these in early 2017 at one of our favorite climbing destinations and winter hangs, Hueco Tanks, just outside El Paso, TX.

LIVING IN AND LOVING OUR DIY RENOVATED 1972 AIRSTREAM

We’re so proud of the work we accomplished and love that we can now share our space with the greater community of wanderers and adventurers. We’ve taken TONS of inspiration from projects we’ve seen online, on instagram, and elsewhere, so we hope that sharing our home-on-the-road might do the same for others.

Photography and travel are easily our two favorite things in life, and it’s amazing that we are fortunate enough to combine the two on a daily basis. There’s never a shortage of inspiration when you can pick up go somewhere new at a moment’s notice. Living in a small space and often far off the beaten path definitely has its struggles, but the forced spontaneity keeps us on our toes and influences our work in a wonderful way.

Related: Check out Apartment Therapy’s House Tour of our “Dreamy” Remodel

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AIRSTREAM RENOVATION FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: How well does your catalytic heater work?

A: This is the best purchase we ever made. It heats up the entire Airstream within an hour and keeps it nice and toasty in freezing temperatures. We leave a nearby window cracked when the heater is on for proper airflow and have a carbon monoxide detector that we check to make sure is working regularly.

Find it on Amazon

Q: What is your solar system setup?

A: This is our most asked question. We have four 100 watt solar panels that we taped to the roof with VHB tape and solar mounting brackets from amazon. They fit well even with the curve of the roof and have held up in 70+ mph winds while propped up! We highly suggest putting your panels on a tilt mount because tilting your panels will significantly increase the amount of power you’re able to draw in. We have two 6 volt 225 amp hour batteries wired in series for 12 volts total. The brand is vmax and we DO NOT recommend this brand. Unfortunately we’ve had problems with them holding a charge and even had them replaced. We’re saving up for lithium batteries. This setup is sufficient for us to run our computers all day in full sun. We’re working on a separate blog post on our solar system.

Find VHB tape and  solar mounting brackets on amazon.

Q: Where did you find the LED recessed lights .

A:  Amazon! They’re out of stock on the exact ones we bought, but these are almost identical. We recommend going with warm white lights, instead of bright white.

Q: What should we budget for a renovation like this?

A: $20,000+ total. We put about $13,000 into our renovation on top of the cost of the Airstream itself, $6,500. We bought the Airstream with cash and put everything else on the Chase Freedom 15 month 0% interest credit card . Since we don’t pay rent and just campground fees, paying off the credit card at $900 per month was easy.

– The Chase Freedom card gives you $150 bonus when spending $500 in the first 3 months and 5% back on the bonus category of the month which is always either groceries, gas, department stores, or restaurants.

*This is not a sponsored add. We personally love the rewards from this credit card and only recommend this route if you’re the kind of person who will actually make your payment every month to avoid interest charges after 15 months!

Q: What does your bathroom look like?

A: It’s unfinished. We built a compost toilet which is amazing and was a total game changer from going out in the woods! We’ll be finishing the bathroom winter 2018 and while the compost toilet we build has been great, we are going to be installing the Nature’s Head Composting Toilet . The clean and simple design is worth the investment.

Q: Where did you get your new water tank ?

A: We had it made from Vintage Trailer Supply . It was pricey (around $300) but it was worth it to us considering the old one hadn’t been used for decades and had some nasty things growing in it. If your Airstream has had people using the water tank recently enough you can just clean it out with a bleach or vinegar mixture.

Q: Where do you park the trailer ?

A: BLM (bureau of land management) land or forest service roads usually provide a beautiful (and free) campsite that we can stay on for 2-8 weeks. To find these sites we research the area on google to find BLM land and learn what the rules for camping on it are. Then we’ll scout out the location when we get there to make sure we can make it with the airstream. Yes, we’ve gotten into hairy situations in which we had to back out or turn around and find a plan b, but for the most part we’ve been pretty lucky with our spots. When we have to be near a city we search craigslist for tiny house parking. That’s a little harder to come by since those spots are highly desired, but if we keep an eye on Craigslist for long enough, something good always comes up. You can only stay at campgrounds for 2 weeks so that’s only an option for short stays. Our last resort is an RV park because they’re usually pretty pricey and pretty crammed.

Q: Where did you get your oven ?

A: It’s a used Force 10 oven we found on craigslist that originally lived on a boat in Massachusetts. It was caked with sea salt when we bought it and cleaned it up as best we good. The stove top works just fine but the oven hardly works. I don’t know if that’s because we bought it used or if the Force 10 ovens don’t work well in general. I wish we had done more research on them before we bought them but the standard RV suburban ovens don’t have great reviews either. Your best bet is finding an original one that came with the Airstream. Our friends have one and their oven works perfectly!

Q: Do you have the files for the CNC cut furniture ?

A: No we don’t. Unfortunately we didn’t keep those files 🙁 If we did and had a penny for every time someone asked for them, we’d probably have one hole dollar 😉

Q: Did someone help you with electric and plumbing ?

A: No, not at all. We (and by we, I mean Brandon) did a SHIT TON of research on all this stuff. He drew out many electrical and plumbing maps (which we recommend saving in case you need to get to a certain wire in the future), read many online articles, and watched lots and lots of youtube videos. Once we were ready to start wiring there was a lot of trial and error and had taking apart/re-doing it quite a few times. It’s a big headache and can seem like a daunting task but I PROMISE YOU, just keep at it and it will start to make sense and come together. Also, plumbing was super easy, don’t get stressed about that part.

This is a constantly growing list of Q and A’s. If you have a question that wasn’t answered here just email us directly at  hello (at) thefoxesphotography.com and we’ll do our best to get back to you! Please don’t fill out the contact form on our contact page , that’s for couples inquiring for our business and Airstream inquiries tend to get lost in the shuffle.

The Foxes are Brandon and Gabi Fox, an adventurous husband and wife elopement photography team living and traveling in their DIY renovated 1972 Airstream . They are loosely based in the Pacific Northwest, but travel for work and play throughout the western states and beyond. Their elopement photography is award winning and is described as candid photography that captures couples as they are, where they are, blending images of love and natural beauty in the great outdoors. 

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