A Fond Farewell

[sthrngary]

I have been a member of this group for quite sometime. I started with Airstream with a 25 foot Flying Cloud. Then I went big time with a 2018 Airstream Grand Tour Interstate with a Tommy Bahama package and rear air suspension.

I sold my interstate yesterday. It was really sad to see it go. I wanted to thank all of you. When I got confused, you were there. When I found something unique out, you were there. When I had problems, you were there. When you needed advise on how to properly buy or work with an RV dealer, hopefully I was there for YOU.

Thank you all and hope to see all of you again some day.

[kittmaster]

Happy trails and good luck!

[Nelson428]

Hopefully your next chapters will be as adventurous and enjoyable. Thanks for all your help over the years.

[rowiebowie]

This forum has been very helpful to me as well. I used the advice here (and youtube) to fix/improve/modify all the many things on my used Avenue class b. Saved me a fortune and many hours of down time if I had to take my rv to a shop (and that assumes I could find a competent one locally).

But now that those items are fixed and my van is performing well for several trips, I still enjoy reading this forum daily. So don't go. Just lurk, contribute, or live on the road vicariously through others stories and pictures.

See you down the road.

[85MH325]

You'll be back. I had Airstream trailers and motorhomes almost continuously for twenty years... and then bought a Born Free motorhome and Bigfoot travel trailer. Then... a B-190 "B-Van" and now an '04 Interstate... they seem to come and go out of folks' lives.

I've been a member here since '03 and a lurker when Andy first started the site in '02. I'm going to our 16th Midwest Airforums Rally in LeRoy IL this weekend.

Nice people, fun times... stick around.