Full-Timing in an Airstream Classic Motorhome

[crazeevw]

Maybe I'm starting something that's already been discussed before, but I sure can't seem to find anything concerning full-timing in a Classic Motorhome on the forum.
Realize that there have to be a few (maybe more) that are full-timing in their Classics already. I've got just over 9 years before I can retire, and plan on doing all that I can to have my 345 ready for the road on day ZERO....

Anyone tell me what it's like to full-time in their Classic?

How are you able to get along with what's in your rig?

Have you made any major changes to the interior?

How much 'stuff' do you take along? Are you keeping 'stuff' stored in a storage unit somewhere, just in case you come to a point where you don't want to be in your Airstream full-time any longer?

I've got LOTS of questions, but feel that maybe this will be enough for the moment.
Thanks, Derek

[masseyfarm]

As long as you can carry all your tools and spare parts with you, what else do you need???

Dave

Originally Posted by crazeevw

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Anyone tell me what it's like to full-time in their Classic?

How are you able to get along with what's in your rig?

Have you made any major changes to the interior?

How much 'stuff' do you take along? Are you keeping 'stuff' stored in a storage unit somewhere, just in case you come to a point where you don't want to be in your Airstream full-time any longer?

I've got LOTS of questions, but feel that maybe this will be enough for the moment.
Thanks, Derek

[crazeevw]

ummmm, clothes, food, utensils, spare parts and tools??? lol