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Airstream travel trailers have become an American icon, turning heads on the highway since the 1930s. The inside of each one is just as impressive as the outside, with all the comfort, technology, and convenience that makes travelers and campers anywhere feel like they're home. Shop new Airstream trailers to find your perfect match.

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The bathroom follows suit with a black-faucet vessel sink and matte-black wall sconces. Similar sconces appear in the living area and lend the type of homestyle ambiance we've seen in some of the latest European campers.

Airstream campers have been gracing our highways since the 1930s. According to Camper Report, Thor Industries (the folks who own Airstream) claim that an estimated 65-70 percent of all Airstreams ever made are still gleaming as they roam our highways. That is a lot of vintage RVs. Of course, Airstream is making more than just trailers these days, and that affects things, but still, that is a pretty impressive ROI.

The other aspect that makes these stand out is that they are seamlessly riveted together, just like those old planes. This process of riveting the aluminum shell to the steel frame is done by hand to ensure quality and a leak-free cabin. This costs money. Are we starting to see the value in these iconic campers?

To access the camper, one must climb two flights of stairs onto a large deck which greatly expands the living space and instantly makes you think it would be perfect for entertaining a couple of friends on a nice spring or summer evening.

A new partnership between Airstream and Pottery Barn brings together 160 years of design and engineering experience. The Airstream Pottery Barn Special Edition Travel Trailer is 28 feet of silver bullet travel accommodations mixed with the rustic modernity the home goods retailer has made their signature.

Originally only available in Germany, this camper can now be purchased in around Europe. With room to sleep four, the Transit Custom Nugget has a double bed that folds out in the roof space, and a second one that folds out in the living area. It boasts a kitchenette, a living and dining area, as well as an outdoor shower.

An old '60s camper makes a fresh statement on freedom, even today. Your dreams of exploring the open road may have been trumped by the realities of 9 to 5, but with this groovy guesthouse in your backyard, you can always make believe you're headed somewhere new.

To chat about the iconic silver trailer's most unusual history, I caught up caught up with Tara Cox, former editor-in-chief of RVLiving magazine and author of the upcoming book Airstream: The Silver RV.

If Airstream trailers are known for anything, it's their distinctive silver shape. But the company wasn't the first to make a streamlined silver trailer. The design actually originated with William Hawley Bowlus, a veteran designer who had previously worked on Charles Lindburgh's Spirit of St. Louis plane. Bowlus took inspiration from his work with airplanes to create a silver trailer called the Bowlus Road Chief. "The company went under in 1935, but was actually revived this year by a fan of that trailer," Cox says.

To make matters more challenging, we wanted a truck camper that would visually compliment our vintage trailers. Finding a camper that met our length and weight criteria and looked the vintage part seemed impossible. Then we discovered Capri Campers.

Capri Campers are customizable, light weight, and, most importantly, would fit the bed of our truck. Based in Bluff Dale, Texas, Capri Camper sells many of their campers to rodeo competitors. Like us, they need to tow trailers and have a place to sleep.

Both the trailer and the camper were huge crowd pleasers. Compliments on the Airstream were on the spaciousness of the floor plan and the clean, period-correct restoration. People also loved the vintage styling and finishes on our Capri Camper.

The Ranger featured cabinetry throughout, including overhead cabinets. It had an icebox and a sink with a hand pump. Only a dozen or so still exist today, but with some restoration, the camper could stand up next to its predecessors.

Our expertly-trained counselors strive to build relationships and encourage community, while our unique outdoor adventures will stretch your camper out of their comfort zone and toward a more successful, confident self!

It is within the one-on-one friendships and interactions with their counselors that campers are able to witness and experience the tangible love of Jesus. Our counselors come alongside campers to listen, mentor and model what it looks like to passionately follow Jesus Christ.

Making its debut in 1934, the Bowlus Road Chief was the original silver bullet. Now, 85 years later, the travel trailer returns with some modern upgrades in the Endless Highway model. Its 26-foot exterior looks almost unchanged, sporting a similar aluminum shell that was created by aircraft engineer Hawley Bowlus. The interior is finished with wood walls and ceilings and features a master bedroom with king-size bed, an ensuite teak and chrome bathroom, dining for four, kitchen, and a sofa and armchair that convert into two twin beds. For added comfort while on the road, the camper also comes with heated floors, a cellular booster, a private wifi network, continuous hot water, and charging stations. It's all powered by a lithium iron phosphate systems, allowing you to stay off-grid for a full week adventure.

Designed with smaller spaces in mind, our Mini Bullet Sconce is the perfect light for your vintage trailer or camper. It features a durable powder-coated finish and a candelabra-base E12 socket, allowing it to be run on 12 volt electrical systems. An adjustable swivel enables the cone to be moved around for a variety of lighting options.

One claim is that it has a seamless outer bullet-case shell that prevents snags, wear and tear. Because we've only had ours for a little over one week and have only used it twice, we cannot confirm or deny this claim. However, the reviews might share better insight.

As camping season winds down, treat your cat to her very own Kitty Camper Hideaway where she can settle in for the cooler weather! These adorable cardboard hideaways from Moggiez & Doggiez look like vintage campers. Choose from the Airstream Silver Bullet, the Retro-Chic or the Vintage Shasta.

I always loved camping. Toting around a backpack and living in a tent in the middle of a forest or near a lake comes naturally to me. But I like the more luxurious way of camping in a travel-trailer or motor-home as well. In fact, I go down to the Tampa Florida RV show almost every year to check out the latest motor-homes, travel-trailers, and camper-vans. I love the lifestyle, and in fact at some point we lived full time in one of those silver bullet trailers from the 1970s up in the mountains of the Arizona-New Mexico border. And of course I naturally collect LEGO campers. ?

So what do you think? How do you like the LEGO travel-trailers and camper-vans released so far? Do you collect them? Or just have some of them? And what do you think of the camper coming this summer? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comment section below! ? 041b061a72