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I have just brought a 1972 aristocrate 16ft lo-liner pull behind.I was wondering where to get the right foam for the seats & the bunk beds
Started this discussion. Last reply by Pat Daly Sep. 13, 2009.
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1972 Aristocrate Lo-Liner
Hi Niel, the seat foam is 5", bunk is 3". There are three cushions for the back sofa/bed, 1 large and two half sized. (LC: 24" x 83" x 5" and 12" x 83" x 5") Lolife the Loliner had a much smaller dinette than the Land Commander. It was 15 feet, so y…
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Lilly is my first travel trailer.She is a 1972 Aristocrate LoLiner. Not sure of the size but I think it is about 19ft or something like that. I will be posting pictures of her soon.She is in good shape now except for missing some of the foam seats & bunk bed foam.Think it is about a 4in foam.Been looking haven't found any yet, locally.I want to remodel her,as she is old,but in good shape.
Posted on September 14, 2009 at 8:41am — 1 Comment
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- At 10:00pm on September 20, 2009,
Michael Danielson said…
- You are quite welcome Niel..I get out that way from time to time..I love traveling the east coast...So much history there..Not a big fan of the humidity though I have to say...If you ever get out this way, give me a hollar, who knows, if Im around maybe I can show you around...Im always up for a great camping trip...
- At 10:41pm on September 17, 2009,
Jholinne Babb said…
- Sure, would be more than happy to help. This is the 3rd one we have restored and still working on #4 1966 Scotty Highlander that we ended up having to dismantle to use as a pattern. It is going to be so nice, but it is our money pit. Do you live close to Oklahoma?
- At 8:10am on September 17, 2009,
Michael Danielson said…
- Hello Niel, Welcome to the group and thanks for asking me to be your friend..I drive truck for a living and when I am not in my truck I am in my motorhome. Therefore I guess that classifies me as a "full timer" LOL.. I live (recieve my mail) in Windsor Colorado..When I retire I plan on traveling the country and "working" at the many RV Parks and campgrounds..Again Welcome and if I can help in any way, please don't hesitate to ask..Mike
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kinda look like mine winne when i got it but try this out mine had turnmites in it at one time mine sat not being used from 1995 got it back in jan the first thang i done was to strip the hole inside carpet seats i do mean the only thang left was 4…
ongoing changes and progress of the restoration
almost done all the lace curtains, won't be hung until we replace the carpet, countertop, and wash the walls
I will be doing the same, so I priced everything out and have found that Canadian Tire has the cheapest foam matresses which can be cut to size. We found some nice upholstery fabric at fabricland for $8/meter, but some nuetral stuff for $2/meter. We…
belive it or not down hear in fl thay are selling for 500.00 up to 1000.00 runing i just got tow of them for 500.00 each one runing with new brakes but has a hole in roof the other has been guted but needs a balest rester for it to run i thank and t…
Need to replace all cushions. Any advice on the cheapest way to do this. Also, recommendations on what type foam and fabrics are needed.
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