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If you have an old Airstream, it may need to be restored. The restoration of your travel rig can be a great opportunity to add modern features and customize the design. The following ideas are some of the solutions you can talk to an Airstream restoration company about for your RV:
Chassis and Mechanical Systems
The chassis is an area that you want to update when doing restorations to your caravan. There are options for improving the frame, as well as improvements that can be done to mechanical installations, including:
The mechanical upgrades help improve the comfort, safety, and performance of your caravan. You can ask the restoration service about options to upgrade the hitch and brake connections for better handling when you are towing your Airstream.
Plumbing and Water Storage Tanks
The plumbing and water storage solutions can also be updated when restoring your RV. Some of the options for improvements to the plumbing systems include:
The plumbing upgrades can provide your RV with more comforts and improve systems with solutions like greywater recycling.
Interior Finishes and Storage Solutions
Interior finishes are also going to need to be installed and can be updated during the restorations. Upgrades to consider for the new interior and storage solutions include:
Interior finishes can be lighter to help improve your RV performance for fuel savings. There are also options to add solar energy to power things like lighting and small electronics in your Airstream.
Electrical Wiring and Communications
There are also the wiring and communication systems that you want to have installed in your RV. Some of the options for upgrades to the wiring and communication systems that you may want to ask about include:
The additional cellular and satellite systems can give you modern broadband Internet for business and entertainment.
The renovations for your Airstream can be great for a modern design. Contact an Airstream restoration company to discuss these options to prepare your travel rig for summer.
Share15 April 2021
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