 Airstreams in winter??
I bought my MH in California (Oct 2000), promptly drove to Seattle and stored the MH there for the winter. After driving to Seattle, I thought the MH was just too nice for a life in Alaska, but ...now my family wants to drive it here and keep it.
I am wondering about a couple of things: What low temperatures would you avoid with an Airstream motorhome?? Can an Airstream MH function in low temperatures such as 10 degrees F? Would it be problematic to use it for snow machine/ ice fishing outings during winter? Can it stay "winterized" yet be functional during winter outings?
During the summer there are many dusty/gravel roads here in Alaska, is my MH going to be able to handle the gravel and dust? How well is an AS MH sealed from dust entering where the plumbing/ wires/ etc. are?
Currently my motorhome is in Seattle and I have very little experience with it.
Any suggestions would be so very helpful.
I would hate to torture my Airstream by bringing it to Alaska (there are times Alaska has made me feel tortured!!!)
Thanks in advance and cheers to everyone that makes this forum happen. It is so exciting.
Curtis
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