Posted by james on October 11, 2000 at 17:36:26:
In Reply to: Re: 1972 Streamline Countess Imperial? posted by ww1 on October 26, 2002 at 10:10:44:
ww1
Sounds like you have a project that I live for. Everything you mentioned can be fixed but may cost a little. Since the Fridge is missing, you maywant to check this site for used. It probably had a 7 cubic foot dometic since mine is a '72 with the original dometic. This site has a listing and I know for a fact that Cherokee parts which is listed on this site in Denver frequently has those in stock for about 350.00 to 500.00. I have the original central vac installed just inside the door near the floor and it works perfect. I have not seen those at all. Stove hoods are easy to find cheap. If you are lucky like me, your kitchen counters are white along with the walls and the sink and stove are stainless. Makes it generic and un-dated when you start fixing up...no green or gold to work around. You may have the the 6 gallon hwh but possibly the 10 gallon gas/electric. Those are fairly cheap used but you would be better off with new. I just had my new 10 gal replaced this summer and simply used paint stripper on the almond painted cover. Then, I simply polished the aluminum for a factory appearance. You can even find high grade aluminum sealant that makes an invisible seam. Your bumber dent should be minor to pull out. How much did you have to pay out of curiosity? Incidently, the brochures posted of the '73 were in my trailer when I purchased it 6 years ago. The trailer backed in by the water behind the carryall is identical to my 33 foot 1972 Imperial. Keep us posted.
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