Vintage Airstream Remodel Update #2 by: LivinLightly.com
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
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Follow along as we sell 95% of our possessions, renovate & habitat a 1966 26' Airstream travel trailer and enjoy simple, intentional living.
Video update on our 1966 Airstream Overlander Remodel.
Progress to date:
Sanded, Primed & Painted Tongue
Installed New Tongue Jack
Installed New Trailer Wiring Pigtail
Installed Wiring Access port
Installed Toilet
Installed Floor
Installed Insulation 
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excellent work ,edge of your seat entertainment,the bestest youtube video ever.
I am using the original aluminum wall. I drilled out the rivets and will reinstall it with replacement rivets in the original holes which attaches to the frame ribs. Hope this helps!
Thanks! More progress to come...
Nope, no insulation under the floor. Struggled with this one...after reading several guys feedback on the airforums we decided not to.
Had some on hand and it was cheap... Decided against fiberglass as it would absorb and hold any potential leaks. The reflective bubble insulation looks good...not sure what the R-value is but I have seen alot of other folks use it.
Just curious, why foam insulation? Is it better than bubble or fiberglass?
what did you use for the wall and how are you fixing it to the inside wall?
Nice job!
Thanks!
Did you happen to insulate UNDER the floor boards?
What was the technique you used to replace the floor without taking the shell off? Did you have to shore up the shell by an inch or so?
I am in the process of doing this, and curious about any struggles or lessons learned. Cheers
I replaced the floor in chunks. I guess it depends how much floor your replacing... For me I did the bathroom and the frond 1/3rd.
@@LightlyLivin What was your technique for measuring and getting the right cut, especially for the curve?