Wasn't exactly sure which category to post this, but this one seemed to be closest to the subject. A friend recently invited me to see her "new" 92 Excella. It has an A/S entry floor mat that is really neat. I'd love to find one like it. It is grey, has a black rubber backing & border, and in blue script lettering has "Airstream" (what else?) written across the middle. The size is 26 by 18. If anyone has any suggestions where I might find one of these, I'd sure appreciate it.
I believe that the entry mat that you are searching for is available from Airstream. Check the Airstream Store at the following link for a mat similar to the ones that I purchased at the 2001 WBCCI International Rally.
My dealer stocks them. Aropund $15, which I don't think is too bad a price.
One mat came with my trailer. It is a mixed blessing since it wants to skate around on the carpet. Currently, I have screws in two corners to keep it in place. Makes me wonder why they don't put little fingers on the back like car floor mats have.
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John W. Irwin
2005 Classic 28 "Sabre-Dog III"
2004 Silverado 2500HD Duramax/Allison
WBCCI Region 9 Webmaster, #9632
I'm looking at my U.S. map on the wall and from what the mapmakers drew up Texas looks to be the biggest state.
There is a smaller piece of land, the tip of northwest Canada that they tucked into the bottom lefthand corner, where some eskimos live, is that what you're talking about?
As big as Texas is, remember that there's another state in the Union that's TWICE the size of the 'Lone Star'..lol ciao
I did some extensive flying over Alaska in a C-119 in my USAF days. One thing I learned is that you don't really expect any one to be living in about 95% of the state.
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John W. Irwin
2005 Classic 28 "Sabre-Dog III"
2004 Silverado 2500HD Duramax/Allison
WBCCI Region 9 Webmaster, #9632
When the debate was going on in the late 50's about it's admittance into statehood, the biggest segments. Of the debate was from Texas..."They wanted it divided into two parts, reasoning being. They didn't want to be second largest till it was pointed out, that, if divided. Texas would not be second in size but THIRD~!"
ciao
I tried the A/S web site, but they give very little information - nothing about the backing and no mention of that all important criteria, size. They did post a picture tho. The charge on that A/S web site is $15.29 if I recall correctly.
Since the anti-skid rubber backing was important to me (pergo flooring), I needed to speak with a sales person. One forum gentleman had mentioned a dealer in Buda, TX. I located the dealer he was referring to, Camper Clinic (512-312-1478) and actually got to speak with a live person. He was very courteous & knew his product. It does have the rubber backing & a rubber border 3/4 to 1 inch wide - total size is about 26X18 (he may have told me 28, not sure). Color is grey with blue lettering. Cost is $13.02 (this didn't include UPS charge - they don't use USPS). If this is of the same quality as the one I saw, I fully expected to pay about $60.
C-119 over Alaska. Small world, I too, flew over Alaska in a C-119 (I was a Loadmaster)--- ---
Size does matter. The Alaska Pipe Line --- will be used to transport ice from Alaska to chill our Lone Star Beer! Once ice is gone, Alaska will be size of RI!!
Thanks, guys/gals for making this a great forum. Hope to see some of you at the Airstream Factory gathering.