AVION Travel Trailers

Put in a cook top and a SAM-1 vent fan.

HAPPY THANKSGIVING Y'ALL!!

I walk on mine, all 280 lbs of me, and no issues.

looking closely at the photos you posted, you will want to address the rust issues on the frame before replacing the floor - it's easier that way.

you're making sense. If by lifting the shell you mean completely raising it off the frame, that is not necessary. If I were in your position, I would start at one end and work my way back. Select a 4 or 6 foot area to replace the floor and do half of the width at a time. so, as I recall, the width o...

What is written below is a work in progress. It is incomplete, but it would seem that it may be of help to you now. I make no apologies for its in-completion - (no photos yet etc ... ) but this *might* help Please read the entire guide before attempting removal. There are many comments along the way...

WOW! Glad I let someone else press mine out/in. What you're going through seems like more fun than the law allows.

UPDATE
on an 87 34V the depth between the outer and inner skin is 1.5".

Welcome, fogu! Glad to have you here! Congratulations on your Avion. No apologies needed....... it's your Avion to do as you please! Keep us posted on the project. X2 on all accounts. So how radical? 50 amp, dual AC + solar? Ethan Allen grade cabinetry? Subfloor: Two schools of thought. one says go...

That NIB L400 is a unicorn. Keep in mind, there were four flavors of the L400. two each of the short latch and long latch versions.