There's no such thing as a cheap and easy restore - but if there were, this would be it! There's not a lot wrong with the trailer, and a whole lot that is right. Did I say that its nearly all original? I've run the polisher over this once, and with a little more elbow grease, I fully believe you'll get that incredible mirror shine!

This Bambi is ready to roll now - is smoke free - and looks awesome going down the road! A real head turner...
 

THE SPECIFICATIONS:

• RARE 1961 Airstream Bambi

• s/n 16TDSS1623
  (According to Airstream forums, that makes this the 23rd Bambi built in California!!!)

• 95-98% Original

• Floor is VERY solid - even by the door

• Interior has not been repainted - original zolatone is in generally good shape with a couple of exceptions that are mostly hidden (see pics)

• Unique and lovely GOLD trim throughout!

• Pink accents throughout (all appear original and in great shape)

• Skin is 90-95% in great shape

• Belly pan is 95% in incredible shape (patched once)

• Warranty Certificate (factory facsimile) still in closet and excellent

• RARE original table (gold trim / pink top) included and in great shape

• EVERYTHING is there (drawers / cabinets / accordion doors / appliances)

• All original pink accessories (toothbrush holder/soap dish/toilet paper holder, etc)

• Original cushion fabric (needs cleaning and new foam) with no rips on top

• Original lighting (electrical works - 120 & 12)

• Propane system works

• All wood is light in color and looks great overall

• Floor tiles have been replaced in front with original tiles still in rear

• New tires / recently repacked bearings / tows GREAT!

• COPY of owners manual (not original) on paper and CD

• Amazing camo drapery included at no extra charge :-)

ITEMS NEEDING ATTENTION:

• Windows need new seals all around
  (silicon has been added to keep moisture out)

• Fridge needs propane burner - not sure if it runs on electric

• You could go with new cushions, or maybe have the existing ones professionally cleaned and new foam installed (old foam is a bit brittle)

• More polishing for that mirror-like shine w/ minimal pitting

• Waste system will need attention, but I'm not sure how much. I do know it hasn't been used for a long time and it looks like some of it has been replaced with PVC (some that is cracked/broken underneath)

• Looks like a blowout tore some aluminum street-side by wheel well (see photo gallery). You could leave as is, or creatively fix it!

• LP tank valves (or tanks) will need to be changed out

• There is some minor hail damage on the very top of the roof
  (not on the sides)

• Trailer is basically very clean and you could stock it and take it out the very weekend you get it!