Greetings Phil!
Assuming that all of the plaques are correct, your trailer is a 26' Airstream
Overlander International Land Yacht. If you post your trailer's serial
number along with descriptors, Bill Scott will likely be able to assist in
providing a serial number supported ID.
Just to help clarify, all Airstream trailers of that period were called Land
Yachts which was added to the end of the series name (Overlander in your
case). International was an option package that varied from year to year - -
on my '64 Overlander it included a water filter, upholstery on the bedroom
ceiling and walls, as well as several other trim features.
Good luck with your Overlander!
Kevin Allen
WBCCI/VAC #6359
1964 Overlander International/1999 GMC K2500 Suburban
Philip Piper wrote:
> Hello all,
> Well I have done what I thought I would, I just towed my 1966 Airstream
> home. I am not sure what the model is (it has Land Yacht, Over Lander and
> International all on it in various places), so which is the model?
> It tows like a dream, I was somewhat worried about towing a 30' but I
> noticed no bad handling, only increased power required for acceleration
> (expected). I towed it about 100 miles to get it home.
> My first chore is to find replacement seals for the door and windows. I
> don't think the windows leak yet but the seals are dried out. Where can I
> get these seals.
> Thanks,
> Phil
>
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