FOR SALE: Beautifully Updated Airstream Bambi 19 75th Anniversary Special Edition Coosa Floor, New Tires, Fully Furnished!

Renovated 2006 Airstream Bambi 19 Modern Charm in a Classic Shell

We're selling our beloved 2006 Airstream Bambi 19. A beautifully updated, lightweight travel trailer that's ready for new adventures. We put a lot of heart (and work!) into making this Airstream feel like a tiny home on wheels, and we hope it finds someone who will love it as much as we have.

Why It's Special:

- Renovated interior with fresh finishes while preserving the iconic Airstream feel

- Brand new tires, safe and road-ready

- Half of the floor was replaced with rot-proof Coosa board

- Frame sprayed with black rubberized undercoating for long-term protection

- Sleek, durable Thinscape countertops

- Fully furnished with curated decor, clean, modern, and cozy

- Interior mouse fur is replaced with marine vinyl

Specs & Features:

- Length: 19 ft | Sleeps: 34

- Weight: ~3,500 lbs (easy tow with mid-size SUV or truck)

- Dinette-to-bed conversion + dedicated rear bed

- Kitchen with stove top, air fryer, fridge, updated counters, faucets, and lights

- Wet bath with shower

- A/C, heat, lots of storage, clean layout

This is more than just a camper. It's a ready-made adventure mobile with tons of character, thoughtfully improved where it matters most.

We bought and restored this Airstream as our vacation home on wheels, but with early retirement on the horizon, its time for it to begin its next adventure. Priced fairly and ready for someone who'll love it as much as we would have.

Asking Price: $29.900 OBO

White Lake, Michigan

Clean title in hand. Serious inquiries only, please

Other Items Included: We still have the original oven

FAQ Answer Floor & Front Panel

We've had a few questions, so here's the scoop:

-We replaced half of the floor ourselves with rot-proof Coosa board, which is super solid and modern (way better than original plywood). The soft floor was isolated to the front door area, likely from the door being left open. The rest of the was completely intact. And if you Google it, you'll find it's super common that Airstreams often need floor sections replaced. Airstream started using composite flooring in 2021.

-After the floor was removed, we undercoated the frame with black rubberized spray. It didn't need it, but our preventive OCD kicked in.

-The small front crinkle on the roof happened when the previous original elder owners backed into a carport. No hole, just a dent we popped out. It's now a beauty mark, with a story, and a Michigan Mitten patch!

We have lots of progress pics if you want to see the work. Just ask!