Vintage trailer enthusiast have a line drawn in the sand between 'restoration' and 'renovation'. It comes down to expertise of the person performing the job, money spent, materials used, and lots of research.
A restoration is defined as the act of restoring, renewal, revival or reestablishment. Returning something to a former, original, normal or unimpaired condition. This takes a real pro, lots of time and money, research and effort.
A renovation is restoring to a good condition, making new or as if new again, repairing, reinvigorating, refreshing and reviving. This process hopefully makes the trailer safe to travel, comfortable and nice looking! That is what I am after.
So, let the renovation begin.
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| I am one lucky gal. My husband is a retired, rewired, sheet metal man. He loves working on vintage trailers. We have a beautiful 1962 Safari Airstream, that we love. |
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| Our son Travis takes some wonderful photographs. He documented a lot of the Airstreams work, and will take a lot of shots of the new trailer as well. A big thank you to Travis! |
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| Derald in action! |
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