Where are these Airstreams??

[rideair]

I know, I'm slow. I just got a copy of the "Airstream" "A Sixteen-Month 2007 Calendar" from Vintage Trailer Supply (Steve, Thanks for your great price). In the calendar, it shows two Airstreams, month April & September that have the door on the "drivers side". I know people can flip photo's and that kind of stuff. The models appear to be around 1964-65. I don't know enough about photo flipping to know was this done, or did they make a couple of trailer with the door on the drivers side? Anyone else notice this on their calendars?

[azflycaster]

I have not seen that yet, but last years calendar had the Airstream on the cover with the door on the street side. The photo was flipped.

[InsideOut]

Paul ~ mirroring images is a one or two-keystroke process in just about any photo manipulating software program. It' done all the time in advertising and such...I guess the calendar printer thought they could slip it by us Airstreamers...NOT!

Shari

[TomW]

Some of the long-time forum members may remember the Reese Hitch Advertisement.

Tom

[azflycaster]

Now that I think about it, my door is on the street side also

[CanoeStream]

Photo archives are currently under maintenance and making it tough to respond here. Roger 85MH325 had a 1992 Limited 34' with 2 curbside doors. I have a couple references for special 3 door longer coaches. They are rare enough that I think they had to have been special builds. So it is possible to have an Airstream with an actual streetside door -- but you'd want to be looking for the triple axle before believing it might not be photoshopped.

[rickandsandi]

Hey we have one of thos too!