New Canuck from Ottawa

[DAVID NEWBOL]

Hi Folks.
I recently joined the forum, and have become somewhat crosseyed by reading your collective posts for hour after hour. I am very impressed by the wealth of knowledge which I have found within the site.
My better half Colleen and I have a 1977 27' Airstream Overlander which has been in the family since its birthing order was sent from Can Am Rv to the factory by my parents.
This year is the spruce up year, and my list is ready for the spring weather to break so I can get at it.
Happy to be aboard!!
David & Colleen Newbold

[05ModPod]

Welcome to the forums - from a fellow Airstreamer...and Canuck just west of you in the Kawarthas.

Good Luck with your spruce up.

[SmokelessJoe]

Dear Dave:

One of the truly fascinating things about the Iconic American Airstream is it’s following.

Like you I am stuck - glued to this great site - but there are several other sites that are worth a visit too.

There is a lot of expertise here and a real willingness to help.

And lots of opinions on many subjects. As in a democracy, you have to consider everything and then make up your mind about all those views.

If you would like to see my Made in Canada Renovation you can go to

http://www.airforums.com/forum...ase-18448.html

My Argosy was found at North Gower, Ontario – near you I believe – and it’s being worked on at Aylmer, ONTARIO, not Quebec.

(Only us Canadians will know what that means)

You will feel welcome here.

Sergei

[Chaplain Kent]

Welcome to the forums and the wonderful world of airstream ownership. i have met many families who are the proud owners of their family Airstream. My children both ask who is going to get Chummy, I guess I will have have to cut him in half.