Best Airstreamer's Names

[Jim Flower]

Originally Posted by Dspchef

Since there is 8 of us, ours ended up being called “Das Boot”.

Also a great movie. (1981 English subtitled version)
Jim

[airdreamers]

Elvira!

[B_Boult]

[Bubba L]

Maybellene for our 55. That song by Chuck Berry was his biggest hit in 55. We have a 1955 Seeburg counterbox on the forward end of the kitchen table that my wife downloaded all the mid-fifties hit songs on a M-3 player. The Seeburg still requires a quarter for three plays.

[Julie-Bob]

Originally Posted by Zeppelinium

I've seen a number of incredible, outstanding, funny, creative names go by in post after post so I thought I'd see what everyone else has noticed. This isn't a poll (yet)....but certainly could be. My intent here is to gather both forum names and trailer names.

This one comes to mind, and I'm sure I'll think of 5 others before this thread is done.

Alumibum


Anyone else?
Zep

We name ours Jet Stream. We worked in Aviation for over 57 years. So

Jet Stream.

[Ndcctrucks]

Our kids, my wife, and I named ours Marie after Aunt Marie’s trailer in the t.v. series “Grimm”.

Tow vehicle my youngest named “The Hulk”; big & ugly 1973 Dodge 3/4 ton 4x4 crew cab liveried in Federal Green (think old school Forest Service or INS).

[sparkymark]

Buttercup-Jack Bauer Edition
Love princess bride

[beam stream]

. I have a business called Bambi baby. Bambi had a friend who was always happy and bounced around. Thats what my rig does for me. It makes me happy and I bounce around.

“Thumpr”

[Doc Savage]

I had this decal made to reflect the Legend of the Lone Ranger. So, in essence this is a reflection of the horse named "SILVER". "Hi-Yo Silver!" is the command to Let's Go! The original actor couldn't whistle well enough for the horse, so the verbal command.
Sorry, can't find the rotate picture function. I have spent far too much time getting to this attachment of images from my desktop computer.

[Len n Jeanne]

We traded in Bambi the Second in June, in anticipation of a new Interstate19 in the new year. (At last check, in February.) At 5 syllables, "Interstate19" is a mouthful. I-19 sounds like a federal highway. (I checked: there actually is an I-19 in Arizona.)

The Vanster?

Tiny Tin?

Vanpire?

Dan the Van?

Gran's Van?

Help me out, folks. (Before I rhyme again.)