AVION Travel Trailers

Welcome, AVian! Sorry it has taken so long to get you a response. First, do your LP cylinders still have the sensor wires connected to them? My cylinders don't have sensors, so there are no wires connected. The first thing I would do is get your cylinders filled. The connections are simple to unscre...

It IS a Travelcader, with LaGrande trim options.... pretty much the top of the line available at the time. I would refer to the 1971 Avion brochure in the documentation section..

That looks very nice, and durable!

Sorry for the delayed response, but I have not signed in for awhile.
Can you provide any pictures of what you have?

Here are a few places that come to mind:

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https://www.steelerubber.com/hehr-stand ... 0-3983-257

https://www.pellandent.com/RV-Window-Seal

Looks like a great place to take a good nap!

Hi, Scott. Welcome to the forum (albeit a late welcome). Your 1978 Avion should have the same basic structure as those built thru 1988-1989, so I bet there are several people here that can give you guidance. Hopefully someone will chime in soon. There are plenty of posts that give details about seal...

Page 12 of the 1989 brochure shows a little info about the Alko axles.

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Hi.... I don't know what happened to reRubber's website. Hopefully, they are upgrading it... it has needed it for a long time. For such an outstanding product line, their site was a hindrance. I received an email just a few days ago from the president and CEO of reRubber, JD Wang, and he sure doesn'...

I got the street-side lower compartment latches replaced today. I really like the new stainless latches, and I REALLY like the fact that they were MUCH cheaper than others I have found. These latches have holes that are good for 1/8" rivets, but I drilled them out to take 3/16" rivets.... ...