1948 Airfloat

Rare 1948 Airfloat Trailer
LOCATED IN INLAND EMPIRE, CALIFORNIA
- open floor plan that is very eye pleasing
-two closets and bedroom drawers
- queen size side bed
- solid new subfloor
- new kitchen
- new stainless sink
- new sink faucet
- new granite counter tops
- new 110v retro fridge / freezer
- new 110v retro microwave
- new  high-end wood cabinetry
- new vintage hardware
- new flat screen tv
- new electric built-in fireplace
- new plumbing
- new 110v / 12v electrical
- new 12v water pump
- new wall insulation
- new 25 gal fresh water tank
- new propane “insta start” water heater
- new battery charger, 110v breaker box, 12v fuse box
- new 110v and 12v wiring and plug outlets
- new arched entry door
- new screen door with brass screen
- new wood plank flooring
- new 12v led stainless marine lighting.
- new and very custom bathroom shower with separate toilet
- wired for cable tv
- new vintage style 110v fireplace / heater
- new dometic roof top a/c and heater

exterior:
- new custom side aluminum skin
- electric brakes
- new tires and rims
- new working led running / brakes / turn lights
- new art deco chrome led porch light
- new exterior aluminum polish
- custom front “smoothie” tongue
- currently registered-titled in calif.

Price $39,500 Possible cash and trade. 
Contact Barry Inman  909-208-5623
Email barrymv2000@yahoo.com

​History
Omar Suttles put the Airfloat travel-trailer into production in Los Angeles in 1930. His port-hole window Airfloat Trailer Coach is one of the oldest names in the history of American trailer coach manufacturing. Airfloat built trailers at its 1600 East Seventh St. location in downtown Los Angeles. In 1942 Airfloat began offering a 24 ft. model called the Commodore .  . Airfloat coach was one of the most expensive post-war trailer coaches available.

It was actually an airfloat coach that was the inspiration for the original book “the long, long, trailer” by Clinton “Buddy”Twiss. in 1949 Mr. and Mrs Twiss purchased a 28 ft. landyacht for their great adventure. however, a 1953 redman new moon 32′ was used in the 1954 film of the same name, starring Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz.  

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