This fully restored 27-foot 1978 Airstream Argosy combines iconic vintage styling with an essentially new interior and infrastructure. The restoration went far beyond cosmetics: rusted sections of the frame were cut out and replaced with new steel, followed by a new insulated floor, new water tanks, new plumbing, and new electrical wiring. The interior has been completely rebuilt with new cabinetry, fixtures, appliances, water heater, toilet, sink, flooring, walls, and custom seating. Its unusually spacious shower and bathroom provide far more comfort than buyers expect in a vintage camper.

The highly desirable front-bedroom layout features a permanent queen bed—no folding out a sofa or converting a dinette every night—while the Argosy’s rounded Airstream profile and generous windows create a bright, open living space. Produced only during the 1970s, Argosys have become distinctive and increasingly collectible examples of Airstream design, prized for their riveted aluminum bodies, painted exteriors, aerodynamic shape, and vintage character. This one offers the charm of a rare 1978 Argosy without the uncertainty and expense of taking on a restoration project: the structural work and major systems have already been replaced, making it ready for travel, a vacation retreat, Airbnb, or stylish tiny-home living.

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