Airstream Renovation

Time to get this thing rolling with some new axels and brake assemblies!

And we are back with more Airstream renovation! Now that we've gotten mostly moved in and settled with our new full time RV living situation, it was time to get back to work on Serenity.

It's the BIG DAY. The day we lower the shell back onto the frame and move the Airstream to the side of the house for winter.

Before we start cutting and sealing the subfloor for our Airstream, we need a... subfloor.

Let's talk about the process of inspecting the water holding tanks on a vintage Airstream, I'd say this was probably the most difficult part so far on this renovation!

Now that the frame is fully restored and in tip top shape, the first thing to go back on is the belly pan. At least most of it.

Well, we found out after removing our Airstream's subfloor and getting a good look at our chassis that it was... not so solid. It wasn't TERRIBLE but it had some issues.

Now we have come to the truly scary part of this whole airstream renovation. The thing I was dreading we'd have to do this whole time. My nightmare has become real.