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We are selling our completely refurbished 34′ 1984 Airstream Excella! Mid-ship twins, rear bath, and front daybed (twin). After-market heaters added to the dining area and bath and their own electrical panel as well. She has a 3-year-old Hensley hitch system for worry-free towing, waterproof flooring, storage galore under the twin beds, and a beautifully remodeled kitchen, bath with tub, shower, and new toilet, and living room. The kitchen has a two-burner gas stove and a microwave.
We have genuinely loved traveling with this rig but are stepping away from travel for family reasons. I was actually tearing up while cleaning and buffing her up just for you!
The air-conditioner was put on new just before we bought the unit in the Spring of 2018.
We have since replaced both power cords (in the front that plugs into your vehicle and the main power supply in the back) as well as 2 new deep-cycle batteries. We also had a new water pump installed in 2018.
The roof was completely sealed in the fall of 2018 and a backup camera installed as well. Additionally, we updated the tongue jack with a more powerful electric jack. We also had 4 new stabilizing jacks installed. (Many other small things were done during this repair visit and will of course be happy to share those with you)
In 2019, we had a WE Boost and a Fiamma Airstream Bike rack installed. The front-end underbelly was also updated.
In 2020-2021, we replaced the original exhaust fan in the bathroom with a Fantastic fan, replaced marker lights with LED, and because of a pop-up thunderstorm, replaced the 20′ curb-side awning (brand new). All holding tanks are original but have been inspected and after a small leak with the gray tank, Airstream technicians were able to repair and seal the gray holding tank. We did go ahead and have all fittings replaced and new support plates installed under the unit and a new sewer valve installed.
Regular maintenance was done during this trip such as hot-water heater service and test, air conditioner service and test, and stove vent was resealed to continue to prevent leaks. A newer backup camera was installed as the 2-year old one no longer worked.
We traveled quite a bit with this awesome unit and we are sad to let her go, but family changes require it.
I do think it’s important to know that we did not remodel this Airstream. We purchased it as you see it, but I have listed above all the improvements and repairs that we have done.
I am sure you have more specific questions, so please feel free to ask.
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