Selling our 2015 25′ Flying Cloud Front Bedroom w/Twin Bed option, which gives you more room in the sleeping area, more versatility, and a large front storage compartment area. Purchased brand new in 2015 from Windish RV Center in Denver, CO (we are the original owners). There are about 15,000 miles on the original tires. All the appliances work great. We did not get the optional microwave (stove/oven only) and she is housed under an enclosed carport on our property with full hookups. It has 1 Zip-Dee awning that is the manual type & it is in great shape. It is pre-wired for solar, like all Airstreams of this year/model, but we have not installed a solar system or panels.

We’ve had two dogs in the camper, a Scottish Terrier and a Westhighland White Terrier, and no one has smoked in the camper.

Upgrades/Add-ons:
1. the galley television is now on a 19″ extendable arm
2. we added a disconnect switch on the batteries for when it’s parked
3. We added window-poppers to all the windows to assist with opening when the gaskets get sticky (https://seeyoudowntheroad.com/products/window-poppers-©)
4. We added a Springfield Marine 3-stage Air-powered Table Pedestal for a custom table top that we made (https://www.campingworld.com/springfield-3-stage-air-powered-table-pedestal-300576_ARCS.html). We’ll be keeping the custom table top, but we still have the original table top with collapsible leg.
5. Currently has the Equal-i-zer 4-point sway control hitch with bars that was originally installed by the dealer we bought it from.

We have had annual maintenance & winterization completed only by Airstream dealers with certified Airstream mechanics every year that we have owned the camper.

Issues:
1. Air Conditioner: it’s blowing air, but the air does not get as cool as it should. We think it needs to be replaced because it is a sealed system and we think it needs more fluid. The same model today costs $2500.
2. Water issue on original flooring under left side (as viewed from tongue) of dinette. We almost missed it before selling it last year. We are not sure why we had water intrusion in this spot, but the Maintenance Manager at John’s RV (Lexington, SC) thought it might have been from an area on the panoramic window that wasn’t sealed well enough. We did drive it home from a trip where we encountered heavy rains/wind. The plywood underneath this area on the left of the camper is wet (it’s dry on the right) and needs to be repaired for it to be in original condition. All of the flooring is fine except that one spot and it has not gotten any worse (been over a year since we noticed it). If we intended to keep the camper, we would update the flooring.
3. The small closet (wardrobe with LED light) that was originally above the left side twin bed came off the wall while we were towing the camper a couple of years ago and we never replaced it. We do have all the original parts (wood is split), but we never used that closet and had other ideas about safer, more space-efficient ways to store things on that wall.

She’s been a fantastic camper for us, but we’re really retired now and looking for something smaller. Other than the a/c and flooring issue, she’s in excellent condition!