1970 Overlander

Sleeps 7

27 feet long

4575 lbs dry

Ready for Family Vacations!

This retro retreat was the best trailer money could buy in 1970. It has a full bath with a bath tub and shower in the rear, a couch with vista capturing windows in the front, adjoining the kitchen. The kitchen is equipped with a four burner gas range and oven, a sink with running water, a refrigerator with freezer, and even a microwave. The 8-track deck player brings the 70's right back into your mind. This is a great Airstream for family vactions.

The bedroom in between the kitchen and the bath and features a second couch that folds down into a double bed, a twin bed, and a bunk bed. A 19-inch flat screen 12 volt TV is mounted in the front room so that it can be seen from the front couch, and has a 12 volt DVD player so you can enjoy a good movie at night or on a rainy afternoon. This trailer sleeps 6 (and one more on the floor using an air matress) and has both air conditioning and a forced air furnace. A gas light in the front room saves power and sets a mood from a bygone era.

Located in Phoenix, AZ, it is an easy trip to the Mogollon Rim (a 2,000 foot escarpment that slices through the state diagonally). Ponderosa pine forests cover the Rim, as it squeezes out enough moisture to support them. Lakes are stocked with trout and the many streams make this a fly fishers dream. (OK, Lee's Ferry near the Grand Canyon is the best fly fishing spot in the world.) Not what you would expect in Arizona. What you do expect is the Grand Canyon, which is about a 5 hour drive from Phoenix.