Q Does the Airstream have to be towable for you to buy it?

A No I can bring new wheels and tires and temporary tow lights. I can also trailer the Airstream.

Q Do I have to have a title?

Q No. I can accept a bill of sale.

Q Should I paint the interior before I put it up for sale?

A No NO No Put that paint down before someone gets hurt. Original is always better!

Q If I get my Airstream polished, how much more will it be worth?

A Around $3000 to $4000 more. Of course that is how much I would charge to do the polishing for you. Right now, I am too busy. Check back later

Q How many bottles of polish would it take to polish my Airstream?

A Probably 4 or 5 depending on length and oxidation.

Q How long will the shine last after polishing?

A 3 or 4 years if stored outside....it will still look a lot better than before you polished it. The second polishing will be much easier and faster.

Q Q: How tall are interiors of Airstreams?

A: Width and height has increased over the years, matching the US population change. The years and models didn't always have a clean break, but in general, they were 75 inches from 1947-1951, 77 inches from 1952-1957 (13/15 end panels), 80 inches from 1958-1963 (7 end panels), 81 inches from 1964 to 1968 (5 end panels), and 83 inches from 1969 to 1977.

I do have lots of experience buying Airstreams without seeing it first or even seeing pictures......Just call Mark at

        785.366.6049

          or email

mark@airstreamguy.com