Streamline (1958)
Sale price: US $12,999.00 Make an Offer
| Condition: | Year: | 1958 | |
| VIN : | 271150 | Make: | Streamline |
Traverse City, Michigan, United States
Vehicle description
Very rare 27ft Streamline Duchess Camper. We recently purchased this awesome camper. We replaced flooring with vinyl, purchased a new click clack sofa and repainted the interior. We love this camper, it is so open and roomy. It feels like a little house. She still has all original lighting and stove. There is even a doorbell on the main door. Plumbing has been updated and electrical in kitchen. We have run into some financial difficulties and sadly have to sell her. The previous owner had it in his family for years, it was his grandfathers. Comes with a weight distribution bars and hitch.
Info on company:
FEB 4 Streamline Trailer Company In 1957 two Airstream designers, Harry Lovett and Pat Patterson, broke off to form their own trailer manufacturer in El Monte, California. They opened their new 21,000 square-foot facility at 10840 Central Avenue and started tweaking the designs of Airstream. Using similar construction methods consisting of riveted aluminum airplane construction, the company started selling trailers in 19", 23", 27" and 31" lengths. The 19" and 23" models came with a single axle while the larger two came with double axles. Stoves, refrigerators, in-lay linoleum, 2" insulated walls and twin or double beds came standard, setting them apart from their competition.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Info on company:
FEB 4 Streamline Trailer Company In 1957 two Airstream designers, Harry Lovett and Pat Patterson, broke off to form their own trailer manufacturer in El Monte, California. They opened their new 21,000 square-foot facility at 10840 Central Avenue and started tweaking the designs of Airstream. Using similar construction methods consisting of riveted aluminum airplane construction, the company started selling trailers in 19", 23", 27" and 31" lengths. The 19" and 23" models came with a single axle while the larger two came with double axles. Stoves, refrigerators, in-lay linoleum, 2" insulated walls and twin or double beds came standard, setting them apart from their competition.
Please let me know if you have any questions.