Airstream Steps | Bumpers | Awnings

This is the solid aluminum entry door double step assembly that attaches to the slotted outriggers under the door. It is missing one bolt, we have sourced it on another website and it will cost approximately $12 plus shipping.  Original Airstream part Fits most airstreams from the 70s-00s 21" wide

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This piece keeps the awning expanded and down by hooking a looped piece of fabric from the awning to the trailer body. Original vintage part Trailer era: 70s-90s Measurements:  NA

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This is a threaded mount for a trailer awning on a vintage Airstream. Original vintage part Trailer era: 70s-90s Measurements:  NA

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This piece keeps the awning expanded and down by hooking a looped piece of fabric from the awning to the trailer body. Original vintage part Trailer era: 70s-90s Measurements:  NA

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This part keeps the mounts the awning arm to the body of the trailer.  Original vintage part Trailer era: 70s-90s Measurements:  NA

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This is the railing that attaches to the aluminum skin holding the awning fabric in place. It is sold by the foot and shipped in one to four foot sections. Pick up is available if you want it longer than four feet. 1 quantity  = 1 foot.  Original vintage part Trailer era: 70s-90s Measurements:  NA

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Airstream Step Arm

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This awning covered one 30-1/2 inch window on an Airstream trailer. However, it can be used for any camper.   It measures 38-1/2  inches from end to end.  Includes the main hardware assembly & roof trim but does not include fasteners.  The fabric is falling apart and will need to be replaced.  Suggested refurb: Clean up metal, cut new fabric using the old as a template.   A Photo is Worth Roughly 893 Words Each part has a story from the road behind that is as unique as you and I. While we certainly guarantee the part to be functional, we cannot account for every single cosmetic detail. We do our best to photograph each part in all of its glory, but sometimes the tiny cosmetic details cannot be seen or are missed. Some of the common cosmetic flaws, common to a part of this period can include: small amounts of corrosion (for aluminum, likely due to steel hardware touching the aluminum), slight bends and dings, rogue rivets or rivet holes. They may also be slightly out of measure due to seal expansion or trailer movement. Most of the windows will need a new rubber seal unless you opt to purchase it refurbished. Each of these items is backed by our 14 day return policy if you’re unsatisfied.

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This awning covered the large, rear window in the rear of an Airstream trailer.   It measures 51  inches from end to end.  The fabric is falling apart and will need to be replaced.  Suggested refurb: Clean up metal, cut new fabric using the old as a template.    A Photo is Worth Roughly 893 Words Each part has a story from the road behind that is as unique as you and I. While we certainly guarantee the part to be functional, we cannot account for every single cosmetic detail. We do our best to photograph each part in all of its glory, but sometimes the tiny cosmetic details cannot be seen or are missed. Some of the common cosmetic flaws, common to a part of this period can include: small amounts of corrosion (for aluminum, likely due to steel hardware touching the aluminum), slight bends and dings, rogue rivets or rivet holes. They may also be slightly out of measure due to seal expansion or trailer movement. Most of the windows will need a new rubber seal unless you opt to purchase it refurbished. Each of these items is backed by our 14 day return policy if you’re unsatisfied.

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This part was removed from a 1972 Airstream Sovereign International 31ft trailer. It was removed and put up for sale without being refurbished, in its vintage condition as found.   

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This awning covered two 30-1/2 inch windows on the street side of a vintage Land Yacht. However, it can be used in a different configuration.    It measures 74-1/2  inches from end to end.  Original vintage part The fabric is falling apart and will need to be replaced.  Suggested refurb: Clean up metal, cut/add new fabric using the old as a template.   A Photo is Worth Roughly 893 Words Each part has a story from the road behind that is as unique as you and I. While we certainly guarantee the part to be functional, we cannot account for every single cosmetic detail. We do our best to photograph each part in all of its glory, but sometimes the tiny cosmetic details cannot be seen or are missed. Some of the common cosmetic flaws, common to a part of this period can include: small amounts of corrosion (for aluminum, likely due to steel hardware touching the aluminum), slight bends and dings, rogue rivets or rivet holes. They may also be slightly out of measure due to seal expansion or trailer movement. Most of the windows will need a new rubber seal unless you opt to purchase it refurbished. Each of these items is backed by our 14 day return policy if you’re unsatisfied.

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This is a solid bumper from 1972 Airstream trailer.  Original vintage Airstream part Solid aluminum  Fits most trailers from the 1970s-1980s No hardware is included  What we suggest: Add new hardware and polish to perfection. 

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This is is a solid aluminum entry door double step assembly.  Original Airstream part Fits most airstreams from the 70s-00s 21" wide Includes everything shown. The bolts that mount it to the outriggers are not included but are available on a number of other sites. 2 step assembly What we suggest: Clean steps and parts thoroughly, lubricate moving parts, apply new grip tape, replace corroded bolts and hardware.

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