Newbie Here :)

[DreaminWA]

I haven't bought an airstream yet but we're getting our ducks in a line to buy one
We are planning on being full timers and have to get rid of a lot of first but then we're good to go!
So excited

[moosetags]

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

We are long time Airstreamers. You are on the right track.

Brian

[SteveSueMac]

You found the right place for expert info and shared great experiences! Good luck!!!

[Salsa Master]

Originally Posted by DreaminWA

I haven't bought an airstream yet but we're getting our ducks in a line to buy one
We are planning on being full timers and have to get rid of a lot of first but then we're good to go!
So excited

We were just in Spokane 2 weeks ago and have narrowed our pick down to basically two units. Nick and Karin were very helpful.

[DreaminWA]

Thank you! Will you guys be full timers living in Montana? Or just vacationers?

[DreaminWA]

Originally Posted by moosetags

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

We are long time Airstreamers. You are on the right track.

Brian

Thank you! Its good to be around people who support the idea! I've been getting a lot of criticism. But people don't understand just how stubborn and tough I can be when I've done the research and set my mind to something

[Salsa Master]

Originally Posted by DreaminWA

Thank you! Will you guys be full timers living in Montana? Or just vacationers?

Years ago we traveled longer distances with our campers. Then came the big gas guzzler V10 4X4 with a heavy Toy Hauler in tow and we've limited ourselves to how far we go. With the AS we will be traveling farther around the country to see more of our Beautiful Land. I'm fully retired, the wife retired last month but still does some online teaching for the university system in Montana. However, she is now excited about the prospect of teaching out of the AS because 99% of her work is over the air.

Not quite full time because we have a lot of downsizing to do also.

[DreaminWA]

Originally Posted by Salsa Master

Years ago we traveled longer distances with our campers. Then came the big gas guzzler V10 4X4 with a heavy Toy Hauler in tow and we've limited ourselves to how far we go. With the AS we will be traveling farther around the country to see more of our Beautiful Land. I'm fully retired, the wife retired last month but still does some online teaching for the university system in Montana. However, she is now excited about the prospect of teaching out of the AS because 99% of her work is over the air.

Not quite full time because we have a lot of downsizing to also.

Gotcha. We are planning on full timing to reduce our expenses and start saving early I can work from my home office but my husband can't. We're both 23. We have a lot of figuring out to do as far as making sure the pipes don't freeze and things because we won't be able to travel right away. But once my husband gets his degree we'll be traveling more. The airstream is the best to travel with