Using the logic in this post , I did this. Note this is a theoretical year/sequence number table, it's not confirmed (and I haven't even checked it against the database for the Airstream VINs that I do have). b190 sequence numbers.png Edit: Never mind, this isn't correct...several Airstream VINs are...

Per the site rules, please add the VIN.

Well the old tarp wore out and was leaking, and I don't want to talk about how much water I vacuumed out of it yesterday. I did get a new waterproof tarp on it. Don't cheap out on your tarps, people! Today I removed the old phone jack and coax connection and installed a new ethernet jack and coax co...

Hey @skater, I feel like I've seen this somewhere on this forum, but what's the latest airstream VIN number you have in your database? Mine is 1378 and I'm just a little curious roughly how many were made after mine. We know the sequence numbers go up to 1,393, because a B190 owner who sells Airstr...

I haven't had a lot of time to work on it lately, as we were out of town for almost a month at the Airstream Club International Rally in Rock Springs, WY. However, since we got home a few weeks ago, I've put in a few hours. First, I refurbed the last window. I don't know what I was thinking about on...

1996 Airstream Ford Class B Solar LOW MILES 19ft Sleep 4 Queen bed v8 - $26,800 (Anaheim Hills) - 91,125 miles

Airstream B190 1998 Camper Van - $30,000 (Jefferson Park) - 66,000 miles

1998 Ford E350 Airstream B190 - $15,000 (Grand Junction) I'm not sure what to make of this. The VIN and Ford info plate in the one picture shows pretty clearly it's a 1994. But the title and the ad both say 1998, and I see a V10 emblem on one corner. The interior has the earlier separate toilet and...

Ryant0423 wrote:How much did you order of each gasket/seal.

This says 21' of each for the rubber gaskets.

Ryant0423 wrote:Hi Everyone,

We just purchased a 93 190B. With 92k miles on her. We have started the rehab of her.

Welcome to the site! Feel free to post a thread in the Restorations forum with pictures of your work.

Anyone on I-80 in western Illinois yesterday (July 4)? I spotted one going the other way!

nanook wrote:I played around with it and it looks like it turns on the CO detector. Which I thought was in all the time? Apparently not.

Yeah, normally you wouldn't want to turn that off. I wonder why someone did, maybe they accidentally set it off too many times.

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nanook wrote:

My guess would be a fan for the back of the fridge. That's just a guess though. I don't think it's original.

nanook wrote:I have a 96 B190 and have a switch I don’t see in any of the photos—a black switch below the furnace thermostat and above the illuminated water heater switch. It squeals when I turn it on. Is it the switch to ignite the furnace? Or…?

Could you post a picture?

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