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Airstream 310 from 1983 shown at rally in France

29.05.2026 03:14 1 min 1 source РУС
Le Monde du Camping-Car FRA
Airstream 310 from 1983 shown at rally in France
Original source: Le Monde du Camping-Car

At the Club des motorhomes poids lourds de France rally in Moréac (Brittany), a 1983 Airstream 310 motorhome was presented. Owner Philippe chose it as a rare model: 9.5 m long, V8 Chevrolet engine with 450 hp. The interior retains original layout, while electrical and plumbing systems have been updated. A 260-liter water tank and LPG equipment provide over a week of autonomy.

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Airstream 310 from 1983 shown at rally in France

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