Up for grabs is a 2004 Airstream Westfalia set on a Mercedes Sprinter 2500 chassis. In just 6 years after it’s register year, Airstream founder Wally Byam engineered a product and created a brand which prevailed throughout world war 2, as well as the Great Depression, a claim in which Airstream maintains exclusivity towards. Since 1931 which marks the year in which Airstream took roots in Culver City, Ca, the now world renowned manufacturer remains steadfast in producing recreational products with quality that ratios its international noterietay.  This particular model, is very hard to come by. In fact, only 243 of the Westfalia aka John  John Handcock models were ever imported into the US. Among the already very few, many have been wrecked, or have acquired substantial amount of mileage through their intended use. This One Owner survivor has barely broken in, having just 59,700 original, Carfax certified miles. Under the hood is the renowned Mercedes 2.7L 5 cylinder diesel engine, often referred to as the “500,000 Mile Engine” due to International recognition for its reliability. Maintaining one the most chic interior designs competing with contemporary standards comes as no surprise; Airstream is well recognized for their visionary appreciation towards architectural elegance. Instead of base steelies, upgraded Mercedes Sprinter wheels were added on the build sheet, the sole owner of this rarity spared no expense. The list continues for this must see piece. Although none compare to this particular attention piece, other Class b units in todays competitive market conservatively begin at a figure of $120,000. Avoid harsh depreciation and maintenance constraints due to recently established dealer exclusivities on contemporary models. If this Class B peaks your interest, do not hesitate to give us a call at 847-596-1327 . Petite Auto & RV thanks you for your consideration.

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