General Information

The Airstream Caravel 22FB, front bedroom, is a high-quality travel trailer designed for the open road in style and comfort. With a sleek exterior design and modern interior amenities, this 2022 model is sure to please. The 22FB trim offers a spacious layout with a comfortable 54”sleeping area, a well-equipped kitchen, and a roomy self-enclosed bathroom. With approximately 5000 miles on the road, this trailer looks and performs as new.

The Airstream brand is known for its attention to detail and craftsmanship, and the Caravel is no exception. From the durable aluminum construction to the top-of-the-line appliances, every aspect of this trailer has been carefully considered to provide the ultimate travel experience. Whether you’re hitting the road for a weekend getaway or embarking on a cross-country journey, the Caravel 22FB is equipped to handle it all.

Inside you’ll find upscale features like stainless steel appliances, modern electronics, premium upholstery, and ample storage space. The bathroom is thoughtfully designed with a spacious shower and modern fixtures.

Outside, the Airstream Caravel exudes elegance with its signature curved shape. The aerodynamic design improves fuel efficiency while towing. This Caravel is equipped with the full awning package, very handy on those bright, warm days. The 22-foot length strikes the perfect balance between maneuverability and living space, making it ideal for both short and extended trips. Overall, the Airstream Caravel 22FB is a top-of-the-line travel trailer that offers both style and substance. With its high-quality construction, luxurious amenities, and thoughtful design, this trailer is exceptional.

Specifics

I am selling the trailer because of a recent serious cycling accident that has affected my left femur. At age 75 this will take a while to recover. Accordingly, my wife and I have decided that traveling in our Caravel is just not feasible.

My wife and I purchased our Caravel from a young couple in Denver, Colorado. They owned the trailer for about 18-months and demonstrated meticulous care in its use. Their Caravel was housed in a separate storage unit over the two winters they owned the trailer.

When we purchased the trailer there were two things that needed attention. First, we needed to replace 5 or 6 rivets that were missing in the interior shell. We used Airstream Spokane to do the work and had no issues since. No problems on the exterior shell.

After a long trip to California we noticed an issue with the booth. We noticed that part of the wood framing was loose. When we returned home I hired a professional finish carpenter to deal with the problem. After two half-days of work the booth was as new. Seriously, the wooden booth framing is now “better than new”.

My wife and I found the dining table to be too large for seating comfort. We had no need for the built-in bed option, so we fabricated and installed a table that is about 80% of the original table size. This allowed much easier seating for the two of us. We’ve kept the original table and hardware and will happily put it back, as original, if you prefer.

The rear bumper also serves as a clever storage space. People put their hoses and other necessities in this handy, narrow enclosure. Earlier this year I noticed small patches of rust at the bottom of the storage area. As a former painting contractor, I removed the rust, primed the bottom area and finished it with low-sheen black paint.

Finally, Airstream has an ingenious feature regarding the Black Water tank. After you sweep the gray and black water from the trailer, Airstream provides a “black water flush” that completely eliminates any remaining waste. This is accomplished by the use of a number of individual streams of water in the tank that scours any residual black waste. Genius!