And here is what followed us home. Literally. Meet "Eleanor." Our 1967 Airstream Safari.
Immediately, I started working on the details. Ripping up the grubby carpet, painting the dingy-white cabinets, new upholstery... It is all in the works. And I swear this will be a quick project. Just a small one. And we will camp really soon. Really!
Emery and Satchel helped me with the cleaning. Emery armed with a shop vac and Satchel with a sponge and cleaner, we got her cleaned from top to bottom. The orange curtains and lime green cushions? Not staying.
The grungy (not original) carpet was ripped out as well as the (not original) vinyl in the bathroom.
All ready for priming!
All clear on this side, too.
The only part I find really scary: the bathroom. Maybe I will make Steven do this part!
6 comments:
so coool! i want one of these too!
so very cool! I love vintage Airstreams, what a great way to go camping!
Love it - cannot wait to see it once you've worked your magic on it!
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I don't envy the hard work, but I do envy your lovely Airstream! My hubby and I dream of owning one someday.
I happened upon your blog--my husband and I recently bought a 1967 airstream safari this summer..looking to chat with others that have restored one..we live in Lenexa,KS..would love to talk with you.
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