Airstream has been viewed as the premier manufacturer in the American recreational vehicle business since Wally Byam started making his unique 'Silver Bullet' trailers in the early 1930s.

Since then their space age designs and aerodynamic forms have defined the American trailer scene.

Indeed, NASA used a modified Arstream trailer for its quarantined astronauts during the Apollo Programme and in more recent times employed a fleet of Airstream motorhomes to transport astronauts to the launch pad.

Airstream started manufacturing Class A motorhomes in 1974 using a construction method for the 'fuselage' that was lightweight, aerodynamic and very strong.

Built on a high-speed Chevrolet coach chassis, the 1992 Airstream 350LE motorhome offered here is one of the last of the classic motorhomes built with the expensive-to-produce, aircraft-style, semi-monocoque, aluminium construction.

This spectacular vehicle attracts attention wherever it goes, and with its modern updates is as practical...