This is a well maintained 23 ft 2007 Airstream Safari 75th Anniversary Edition camper. It has the coveted curved front window and sky lights. This camper is in excellent condition and features a fixed bed in the rear, custom dinette convertible to a bed in the front, bathroom with sink, toilet, and separate shower, 3 burner range with oven, three-way refrigerator, gas furnace and hot water, AC with electric heat, lower and upper stone guards, Zip Dee Awning, tandem axles with Michelin Marathon Tires, 2021 Interstate batteries, shiny aluminum interior, and more. There is an amazing amount of storage. We’ve traveled all around this country and Canada in this camper. It is the perfect size for two people, but can sleep 3-4. For us, this is the Goldilocks sized camper – big enough to be roomy and have all the conveniences we want, but small enough to be easy to maneuver, park, and setup at campgrounds. We’re finding that we’re spending more time boating and less time camping, so we decided to put our camper up for sale. Currently, a new Airstream camper this size from Colonial Airstream lists at $106,000. Buy this one now for only $41,900 obo…and enjoy camping for the rest of the Summer and Fall. Clear title in hand. Email for more pictures. Serious inquiries only please. Thanks for looking!

Notes:
Weight: A couple have people have responded asking how much it weighs. The dry weight is about 4,300 lbs, the GVW is 5,600 lbs, and tongue weight is around 550-600 lbs. We tow it with a regular F150 with the Ecoboost engine and tow package, and it pulls great. We never used a load leveler or sway bar; it just didn’t need it.

Body and Frame: The skin is in excellent, but not perfect condition. There is one ding in the right rear below the taillight (photo), and a small pea sized ding high in the front right. The front right window stone guard has a star crack in it. The frame and under body and in very good condition with very little rust and no issues.

Appliances: We tested the water system, range, water heater, furnace, AC, AC Heater, and 120v refrigerator and these all worked great.

Mechanical: Brakes work great. Tires in good condition with no sidewall cracking.

Modifications: We removed the front L-Settee and installed the dinette / bed shown in the photos. We have found that most Airstream seating is not comfortable for us with very low-backed cushions and nearly right angle seat backs. This dinette is very comfortable, functional, and nicely constructed and upholstered.