Appliance's for my 1964 Shasta

Welcome, New Hampshire! First things first...I am invoking the "photos or it didn't happen " rule. Your avatar appears to be a Shasta Airflyte. If that is a '64, then we have something in common already.



With regards to the appliances, the refrigerator problem is quite a common one.  You are likely working with the propane model Morphey-Richards Astral original to the time period.  Your non-cooling problem is likely found here:



The original cooling unit ran on ammonia  as a refrigerant, and often the coils would leak away the ammonia.  I would bet there is a hint of the smell of ammonia in the interior of the fridge.  That is the first indication the unit is failing.  The propane end may light and burn perfectly but without the refrigerant, it will never cool and keep the milk cold. Unfortunately there isn't a fix.  There are replacements, but get ready for the challenges.  First, fitting the unit out (and a new one in) through the doorway is the first challenge, measure carefully when considering a replacement.  While a new unit is going to be expensive if you are to use one that runs on multiple modes, it may well be worth your time to evaluate how you will most likely camp. You might consider the use of an icebox along with coolers.  (Coleman and Igloo both have plug-in 12-Volt coolers that run without ice. )

The burner rings for the stove are a rare item but do turn up every so often.  I will, among others here, keep a sharp eye  out for some, and there might be someone that has a few just lying around.  This is a good place to look for them.  Someone knows where there are some.

 (By the way, Princess or Holiday?  They clean up rally nice!...)