Past Models
Retired travel trailers and touring coaches
Excella/Limited
The 1980s version of the Excella line reflected the message of the era: bigger is better. Excella travel trailers were available in a three-axle, 34-foot floor plan. It was all about affordable luxury and more home-like style. If you’re looking for an expansive travel trailer that feels like home, check out today’s Classic 33FB.
Victorinox 125th Anniversary Special Edition
Like the legendary Swiss Army Knife, the details of this travel trailer are precise, clean and sure to last a lifetime. In celebration of the 125th anniversary, 125 very fortunate adventurers had the opportunity to purchase one of these numbered Special Edition units. This limited Special Edition 19-foot travel trailer is unlike any other Airstream ever produced, featuring Victorinox-inspired design elements coupled with Airstream's famous quality construction. With a collection of Victorinox Swiss Army timepieces, kitchen cutlery, Swiss Army Knives and accessories included, this partnership enhanced all camping adventures. Learn more.
Basecamp
The original Basecamp, designed in partnership with Nissan Design America, was introduced in 2005. The 16-foot design had a distinctly rugged and ready vibe for more active campers. Basecamp got a design refresh in 2017, with a restroom, updated kitchen, rear-spanning bed, aggressive departure angle, and plenty of tech features. See the new Basecamp here.
Torpedo
In 1931, Wally Byam opened a factory to produce the Torpedo Car Cruiser, a tear-drop-shaped trailer which he had previously been making for friends as well as selling blueprints so that others could build the model themselves. This model, made of plywood, was advertised for its streamlined design, and a floor plan with plenty of “walking space,” a stove, sink, ice box, and storage.
