White 1975 Airstream Argosy Remodeled (SLEEPS 4)
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| Condition: | Used |
| Year: | 1975 |
| Make: | Airstream |
| Model: | Argosy |
Fort Pierce, Florida, United States
Vehicle description
This roadworthy 1975 Airstream Argosy has been lovingly remodeled to sleep 4 adults comfortably. You could squeeze one more (skinny) person on the couch if you are adventurous! We tow this 24" Airstream with our Toyota 4Runner.
We took it on a 6 week road trip from CA to FL last summer with our three small children and everything worked perfectly. Our kids are only getting bigger, so we have decided we need a bigger camper. We love this Airstream, though, and will miss it!
The Argosy is a highly sought after Airstream model. . other Airstream owners have often stopped us on our travels saying they don"t make them like they used to anymore. . with all the great storage compartments and high quality workmanship.
The smart layout includes the original gas/electric refrigerator/freezer as well as the original gas stove and oven. It all works great. Hot water is provided by a gas powered heater.The hammered copper sink basin sits in a wooden counter-top. There is a cute screen door, too, which we utilized a lot to enjoy the breeze when the A/C was off.
The bunk beds sleep 2, and the (almost) queen-sized bed sleeps 2 as well. The (almost) queen is a custom size but we use queen sheets on it and that works fine.
There are 4 large wooden drawers to store clothing in (2 under the bunk beds and 2 under the queen bed), as well as 4 soft-closing drawers in the kitchen. For overhead storage you have two compartments over the queen bed, and in the back over the couch there are another two compartments (4 compartments total from the original 1975 design). There are 2 extremely deep shelves under the queen bed, next to the two large drawers. There"s a pantry closet next to the fridge and a storage compartment over the fridge, too. There is under sink storage and under the oven storage as well. The couch opens up for extra storage as well, but you share that space with some electronics like a battery and inverter. Lots of amazing storage!
A/C works great but needs to be plugged into a generator or 110 outlet to work. Low voltage power goes to lights and vent fans that run off of a battery located under a couch.
The water and shower are also function great as long as you have your 30 gallon tank filled. Composting toilet. no Blackwater tank in use, but you can reconnect it if you like! The blackwater tank is still there.
Some things you might want to budget for:
Potable water tank could be a little bigger.
During heavy storms, the beautiful curved front windows leak a little bit. Normal rains they do fine (in California they were fine), but if you live in a place where it storms heavily they will need resealing.
There is a place to attach an awning on the exterior of the Argosy, but we never utilized it.
The cushion on the couch that you see in the pictures is no longer there. It was a piece of foam with a cover on it, shouldn"t be more than $50 to replace.
We took it on a 6 week road trip from CA to FL last summer with our three small children and everything worked perfectly. Our kids are only getting bigger, so we have decided we need a bigger camper. We love this Airstream, though, and will miss it!
The Argosy is a highly sought after Airstream model. . other Airstream owners have often stopped us on our travels saying they don"t make them like they used to anymore. . with all the great storage compartments and high quality workmanship.
The smart layout includes the original gas/electric refrigerator/freezer as well as the original gas stove and oven. It all works great. Hot water is provided by a gas powered heater.The hammered copper sink basin sits in a wooden counter-top. There is a cute screen door, too, which we utilized a lot to enjoy the breeze when the A/C was off.
The bunk beds sleep 2, and the (almost) queen-sized bed sleeps 2 as well. The (almost) queen is a custom size but we use queen sheets on it and that works fine.
There are 4 large wooden drawers to store clothing in (2 under the bunk beds and 2 under the queen bed), as well as 4 soft-closing drawers in the kitchen. For overhead storage you have two compartments over the queen bed, and in the back over the couch there are another two compartments (4 compartments total from the original 1975 design). There are 2 extremely deep shelves under the queen bed, next to the two large drawers. There"s a pantry closet next to the fridge and a storage compartment over the fridge, too. There is under sink storage and under the oven storage as well. The couch opens up for extra storage as well, but you share that space with some electronics like a battery and inverter. Lots of amazing storage!
A/C works great but needs to be plugged into a generator or 110 outlet to work. Low voltage power goes to lights and vent fans that run off of a battery located under a couch.
The water and shower are also function great as long as you have your 30 gallon tank filled. Composting toilet. no Blackwater tank in use, but you can reconnect it if you like! The blackwater tank is still there.
Some things you might want to budget for:
Potable water tank could be a little bigger.
During heavy storms, the beautiful curved front windows leak a little bit. Normal rains they do fine (in California they were fine), but if you live in a place where it storms heavily they will need resealing.
There is a place to attach an awning on the exterior of the Argosy, but we never utilized it.
The cushion on the couch that you see in the pictures is no longer there. It was a piece of foam with a cover on it, shouldn"t be more than $50 to replace.