Our 28″ Argosy Airstream came to us without a bathroom door (and missing a wall but that is another story). We have gone through three different types of doors and finally settling on the third revision: A Sliding Bathroom Faux Stained Glass Door. Our first attempt at a sliding bathroom was a plain 28″ standard […]
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There is no short cut to painting your Airstream or Argosy walls. I feel the need to put this out to the Universe because, well, I have heard too many people paint the walls without proper prep. A year (or less) later, the paint comes peeling off. And I mean ALL of it comes peeling […]
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We have a 1977 24′ Argosy Motorhome (Airstream’s Painted Cousin) that we are renovating and updating. It has great bare basic bones inside from the previous owner but no style. I wanted to make the interior a little patriotic without going full blown Stars and Stripes as a dedication to my husband’s service in the […]
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An easy way to update your Airstream or Argosy trailer or Motorhome is change up the decor of your kitchen. Vintage Trailers, for the most part, have always had a dark kitchen. Back in the 60’s and 70’s, rich dark wood was considered “fancy” and upscale. Fast forward to 2018 and that rich dark wood […]
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1976 Argosy Motorhome 24′ – BEFORE Updates at Bottom of Page It’s been well over a year since we have visited Moose the Motorhome and his many issues. Admittedly, our Argosy trailer has gotten all the love with updating, correcting and fixing the much needed fixes that we have been putting off. There never seems […]
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When we purchased our 1977 Rear Bedroom Argosy, I wanted to keep everything as original as possible. It was never our intention to completely gut, restore or change the interior of our Argosy especially since it was in really great shape. Along the way, we were forced to fix previous owners changes. Things like the […]
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Mike
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