There’s a lot of hidden work that goes into the renovations of our Airstreams. Here are some pics of another floor being professionally laid by the ARC workshop team. First, here’s the smoothly screeded floor.

Beginning to lay down the covering.

Finally, pressing out the last air bubbles.

Just had to post this picture of a gorgeous blue motorbike against a backdrop of gleaming airstream motorhome.

Here’s one of the first Airstreams ever renovated here at ARC. This 1956 Airstream Custom has come in for a quick re-buff to get it shiny for Glastonbury festival.

Our new clients Svetlana and Richard came for a meeting this week to discuss the fit out of their luxury bar in the 1970s Tradewind.  It was stripped right back before beginning the refit.

As you can see, they seem happy with the progress so far.

Here’s Wayne, carefully renovating some original 1950′s windows.

It’s always exciting when a new project gets underway at the ARC workshop. The next transformation will be turning this 1970s Tradewind into a top class bar.

First step; gutting the interior.

This lovely retro caravan is having a new large hatch fitted, which means making a new large hole first. We’ll be posting updates on the interior fit out so you can see how it progresses.

We know you like to see pictures of the team hard at work. Here’s a pic from last week, busy re-buffing the Weber Airstream.

This immaculate 1975 30ft Airstream Excella 500 is looking for a new owner. State-side at present, it has been kept indoors in a controlled environment since new and is now on sale for £32,500. For photos of the equally immaculate interior please contact us.

Here’s a nicely-crafted piece of bespoke storage from the ARC workshop.