'71 Overlander Newbies

[mb71overlndr]

Hello All,
Figured we'd chime in. We're new to airstreaming by luck, took a new job in Steamboat Springs, and needed to be up here at the end of ski season. With no rentals available, we bought a '71 Overlander (my wife corrected me, that it's a '71 after I created a login name) to live in temporarily. Temporarily has turned in to two months so far, and we're perfectly fine with it, will probably go in to the summer while the other house sells...

It's working out great, and super comfortable for my wife and I and a large dog (great pyrenees)... I'd recommend it for any one in a similar situation.

Mb72intl

[Silver Threads]

Welcome to the forum! We originally got our 72 to fix up and sell but once we started working on it, it became an obsession and now we wouldnt take anything for it!

[SteSpot]

Welcome to the 27' Overlander world....we have a 1969 and are having fun learning about Vintage Airstreaming......and learning to manuever that length trailer.....I like the roominess and the character it has......hope to see you on the road.....Colorado is one of my favorite places....when i was a child we visited an aunt in Salida every summer.....pj

[brunoffrance]

Originally Posted by MB72INTL

Hello All,
Figured we'd chime in. We're new to airstreaming by luck, took a new job in Steamboat Springs, and needed to be up here at the end of ski season. With no rentals available, we bought a '71 Overlander (my wife corrected me, that it's a '71 after I created a login name) to live in temporarily. Temporarily has turned in to two months so far, and we're perfectly fine with it, will probably go in to the summer while the other house sells...

It's working out great, and super comfortable for my wife and I and a large dog (great pyrenees)... I'd recommend it for any one in a similar situation.

Mb72intl

Hi there;
We are too the proud owners of a 27' Overlander '71.
We live two monthes each years now and it's always a great pleasure to do that. We have just got it from the storage to organise the season and make some repairs ( the univolt is dead ) ; See our blog for the story of this trailer and may be, have some ideas in deco... why not .
Welcome in this great forum.

Bruno.

[moosetags]

Welcome to the Forums. We're glad to have you with us.

[SteSpot]

Originally Posted by MB72INTL

Hello All,
Figured we'd chime in. We're new to airstreaming by luck, took a new job in Steamboat Springs, and needed to be up here at the end of ski season. With no rentals available, we bought a '71 Overlander (my wife corrected me, that it's a '71 after I created a login name) to live in temporarily. Temporarily has turned in to two months so far, and we're perfectly fine with it, will probably go in to the summer while the other house sells...

It's working out great, and super comfortable for my wife and I and a large dog (great pyrenees)... I'd recommend it for any one in a similar situation.

Mb72intl

You can contact a moderator or administrator to change your username.....they are very helpful in that way........pj

[balrgn]

Originally Posted by MB72INTL

Hello All,
Figured we'd chime in. We're new to airstreaming by luck, took a new job in Steamboat Springs, and needed to be up here at the end of ski season. With no rentals available, we bought a '71 Overlander (my wife corrected me, that it's a '71 after I created a login name) to live in temporarily. Temporarily has turned in to two months so far, and we're perfectly fine with it, will probably go in to the summer while the other house sells...

It's working out great, and super comfortable for my wife and I and a large dog (great pyrenees)... I'd recommend it for any one in a similar situation.

Mb72intl

Wow, welcome! We are currently working on a 73 Ovrlander, nice layout!
73 Overlander

BTW, I used to breed Great Pyrs!