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Anyone know where I can get Kit Companion factory decals for the out side of my1966 Kit Companion?
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Getting ready to paint the outside of the trailer, all the decals are faded. Also what type of paint should I use? ThanksContinue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Cheri Moore Feb 21, 2013.
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- My wife and I have lived in Oregon our whole life. We camp often, we have owned motor homes, fifth wheels, travel trailers and even tents. We just bought a 1966 16 ft Kit companion in very good shape (No dry rot) and are in the process of restoring it.
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Home built Awning!
I am building an awning for our 1966 Kit companion. Cost around $150.00. It is 11 feet long by 8 feet wide. Looks almost original, doesn't require ropes to hold it down and stores in the trailer. I will post pictues soon! Almost every thing was bought at a local hard ware store including the awning material. Sounds interesting? Pictures's soon.
Posted on May 26, 2013 at 10:13am — 1 Comment
Added 12 volt system to my 1966 Kit companion!
When my wife and I bought our trailer last year. I noticed that it had 12 volt lights already added to it. What it didn't have was a converter! The previous owner ran all the wires under the dinette seat and had 2 deep cycle batterys wired in series with the 12 volt wires attached to one of the batterys. First thing I did was take the batterys out of the inside of the trailer. Next I went to our local RV store to find out how I could hook up the 12 volt system correctly, He was a great help!…
ContinuePosted on March 10, 2013 at 11:33am
1964 17 foot Silver streak (bad floor) How do I replace the complete floor!
I found a silver streak trailer that has a dry rotted floor. I can buy it reasonable but my concern is replacing the floor without taking every rivit out of every panel to get to it. Interior is great, walls are good, anyone know of a good easy way to repair this problem! Silver streak is a cousin of air stream. Thanks Wade!
Posted on February 3, 2013 at 10:40am
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hey Wade ,it's John Ash
I have an old pos too!
ha ha
Thanks for the info on your decals, can't wait to see your photos. We had our trailer painted late last year and have been trying to figure out or find decals ever since. Most of the photos I see on the web have the same old faded decals that we had (now removed).
Thanks guys! I just posted my horribly shot video of, what I just found out from a yahoo group member, is a Sultan's Castle. I'm trying to figure out how much work we're going to need to do before it is really usable. I think my main concern are the workings underneath, namely the axle which looks pretty darn rusty!
Looking for owners of 1960's Kit Companion's Thanks