Does anyone know where there might be a FB LS SE in Forest Sage/queen without the front panoramic window? I've located a couple but they have the front wrap, we would prefer the non-wrap front. It's easier to wash the windows and a bit cozier inside. Beside the cool floorplan, I really would like a dinette and queen bed again. Anyone looking for a 25' Classic?
Hey Mod Streamer: Congrats on the 2006. You are a neighber just down the road. We, Sherry and I, just bought a 2006 Safari LS SE and love it. We are thinking about joining the SD Airstream Club. Met them last weekend at Guajome County Park just out of Oceanside.
As far as South West Coaches, Jerry was great with our purchase.
Davydd -- The hail damaged Safari is still being offered at Shoreview. They had it down at the Mpls Convention Center for the RV-Camping Show this weekend. I seem to recall it is a twin bed. They're losing money on their capital -- might take less than $29,000 on an offer!
Carol -- I should point out this is a standard rear bedroom Safari, not an FB. Re-reading Davydd's 7th post in this thread, my cracked memory can't say anything on the SE status of this unit. I stumbled a bit on other words too -- that should be Shorewood RV.
Did you get any replies on your question asking about suitability of multiple tow vehicles of 4-5 days ago?
I know you have all seen the Butterscotch in sample fabric. We have just received our first butterscotch Safari in today. I have taken some photos and more will be posted this evening. Please take a look and let me know what you think.
Davydd -- The hail damaged Safari is still being offered at Shoreview. They had it down at the Mpls Convention Center for the RV-Camping Show this weekend. I seem to recall it is a twin bed. They're losing money on their capital -- might take less than $29,000 on an offer!
Bob,
The hail damaged Safari was a queen bed in St. Paul. My wife saw it being towed on Highway 7 in St. Louis Park the week after and that is far from Shorewood RV. If you saw a twin at the Minneapolis show it might have been another model. I missed the Minneapolis show. We bought a Sprinter camper van and just spent a week driving out to Massachusetts and back with it. We didn't camp. It was too cold and once we got there we had a warm bed in a private residence waiting for us.
Glad to see my original thread continues to stimulate interest and discussion in what I believe is a beautiful Airstream model. We consider ourselves very fortunate to be able to enjoy the Airstream experience and to be in the company of such good people as yourselves. Thanks to all that have welcomed us and wished us well. I hope to meet some of you on the road.