AVION Travel Trailers

The waffle iron did arrive! Very impressed with the craftsmanship! I am looking forward to using it.
From the label that was on the package, it is obvious that Tony has a sense of humor!

If anyone is interested: in my search for a cast iron waffle iron, I ran across a relatively new company that is making NEW cast iron skillets and waffle irons! It is the Appalachian Cast Iron Co., https://www.appalachiancastiron.com/ I have a waffle iron in transit.... should get here Saturday, acc...

Does anyone besides me like to cook using cast iron skillets, dutch ovens, griddles, etc? I learned how to clean up cast iron cookware to make it look like new. What started my obsession was when my mom gave me her Wagner dutch oven (mom is almost 92, and it belonged to her mother.... dated to somew...

Has anyone done a DIY project to apply window tint/film to their Avion? I have tinted household windows, so I am familiar with doing a quality job of applying window film. I keep looking at our Avion and wishing that those windows were tinted. I am leaning toward a really dark tint.... not only for ...

I have a 1987 34W that also has the original Magic Chef stove. To get light the upper pilot light, I have to raise the cover that has the 4 burner grates on it, then near the front is a small valve that I have to open with an attached lever. I will open that valve while I am holding a lighter over t...

The only check made inside is the stove/oven (except maybe the LP connection for the furnace.... that is inside). Do you still have the original Magic Chef oven? Otherwise, the fridge, furnace, and water heater are just a matter of turning each on and seeing if they come on like they are supposed to...

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?