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Streamliner
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Hi guys I’m over in the UK and have just put a deposit down on a 25’ 1971 twin axle Avion, which I think is a Voyageur, unfortunately it’s been gutted inside so it’s a blank canvas, but I’d like to keep the outside as original as possible and then create a period looking interior. I’m picking it up next week and then the fun begins! I’m glad I’ve found the forum for information. Kevin
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Welcome to the forum Kevin!

Very nice Avion. I think its a 26 footer, right?

Just curious, what vehicle are you going to use to tow your Avion? And what weight distribution hitch will you be using?
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Welcome. Nice trailer!
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Hi, Kevin. Welcome to the forum. Congratulations on your Avion!
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Thanks Guys, looking forward to the hunt for missing parts🙄
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Over here we have to modify the brakes and the hitch to make them legal on our roads, so it’s going in to a trailer shop next week to see what needs changing so I’m not exactly sure what hitch they’ll use, but I’ll by pulling it with my 2wd Mercedes Sprinter
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Welcome to the forum, Kevin. I assume you have to convert the hydraulic brakes? If I recall, Europe prohibits electric brakes.
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Yes it’s funny how you guys have had electric brakes since the 60’s but we still need to be hydraulic🙄
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