A couple of Aliner questions

[eddd]

I just purchased a 2003 Aliner Expedition that appears to have been sitting unused since it was new. It came with some maps, AAA planners, and even canned goods and wine all from 2003!

The cassette toilet has never been used, and the shower appears to be in the same unused condition. The Fan-tastic vent cover had deteriorated as did the battery vent cover and the plumbing vent cover. Here is a picture of what is left:



I have no idea of what those covers looked like. I'll could make a cover but I'd like to have an idea of what the original looked like. Any help?

My second question is about the shower/toilet area. The horizontal cover lifts and is secured vertically, but I have no idea what should be on the side toward the center of the unit. There was plastic curtain that was packed away, and there is a curtain rail on the roof section, but the rectangular curtain I have doesn't seem to go with the ceiling rail.

Is there supposed to be something enclosing the side of the shower/toilet area?

Thanks.

[xteacher]

If you're on FB, there's a group called FB A Frame Group.

We're a friendly, helpful group, and there is a man who works on Aliners for a living, John Pfeil, who could definitely steer you in the right direction.

[gheicher]

Looks to me that it is the battery vent cover. Should be a standard RV part.

[Bumpyroad]

isn't A liner still in business?
bumpy

[rexlion]

There's a yahoo group called alinerchaleta-frames that has a lot of Aliner owners. Or you might try the Aliner Owners' Club (AOC). I had a 2010, purchased used and kept for 1 year; but mine didn't have anything like what you pictured, so I can't help.

[eddd]

2lazy4U wrote:
You might try Googling the year and type of Aliner. Sometimes you can get some good pictures that way and try to see what it looked like.

I've tried that, but the majority of the pictures are of the opposite (the door) side or the resolution isn't good enough. I'll keep looking.

[2lazy4U]

You might try Googling the year and type of Aliner. Sometimes you can get some good pictures that way and try to see what it looked like.