HELLO EVERYBODY!

Today we visit how I reinforced the frame on the Airstream. Not conventional I must say. But it is solid now! Put about $700 of steel back into it. Makes it a bit heavier but more solid in the center. They are pretty light trailers anyway. And I figured at the moment I am at now it is still under 5,000lbs empty. I have to actually get the real number but it's round there's. I also show in this video the nice new Aluminum sheet metal I got for the exterior and some interior upgrade metal.

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Putting this frame together was brutal work, I pre-drilled out probably 80 or more holes in the frame to bolt in the new pieces. This was a nightmare on my shoulder joints and arms. I do not recommend this unless you are also a Taurus child beast. But you are welcome to try it! Side Note: The best way to do this is to strip the metal and weld new pieces on it or build an entirely new frame.

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Airstream Rebuild Videos

In case you missed some recent Airstream Posts, check them out here!

Panel Removal
Insulation Removal
Window Removal
Floor Removal
Window Cleaning

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Enjoy the video.

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