Oh No Michelle, you must have been really shaken up to see yourAirstream all shook up like that. I hope they get you a nice settlement from that patrolman who took no notice of what...an entire 50?? foot rig... before he slammed into it! Is that you that lump in bed trying to keep the light of day out?? Ahhh, poor Michelle. You're the super trooper.
Carol,
I was pretty miffed. Second time everything ended up in the isle. This time covered in glass. I expect I will get my deductable back. State Farm is going after the police department.
The lump in the bed is what I call the "perfect man" cuddles when I want and never asks for sex. It is a body pillow. I like for keeping my legs and arms straiter.
Of our soon to be finished total restoration of our 68 Ambassador by Uwe..........before front on the right....sans cushions & curtains on the left.....stay tuned.....paula
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Oh thank you wippi, don't mind if I do! Just a little Yes the view is lovely. Where are you camped? The CCD really brings the outside in without distracting from the scenery. I do like the electric blue too.
The top 4 were at Redwood Trails RV park, Hwy 101 on the California north coast a couple of years ago. Proper lighting makes it seem like boondocking.
The bottom two were at Doran Beach State Park CG at Bodega Bay, CA for the 15th anny. Highly recommend that place if you get out this way.
Bill and Susan
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Great thread! I love seeing what everyone has done with their Airstreams. I have a question, some of you have pretty light colored sofas/beds. I have been looking at fabric and cannot decide what to use without breaking the bank. Do you have indoor/outdoor fabric, did you just pick what you liked and not worry about it, did you treat it with a stain protectant. Thanks in advance, I appreciate it.
Great thread! I love seeing what everyone has done with their Airstreams. I have a question, some of you have pretty light colored sofas/beds. I have been looking at fabric and cannot decide what to use without breaking the bank. Do you have indoor/outdoor fabric, did you just pick what you liked and not worry about it, did you treat it with a stain protectant. Thanks in advance, I appreciate it.
Go light. Dark colors close a space down. Spring for leather if you can.
Yes! I do want light. I really don't want to spend that much on leather but I would love it, I know. Vinal is out of the question because we are in south Texas and it is HOT and sticky. I found some fabric that I really like. It's upholstery weight material. I am just worried about stains and such. I don't want to be concerned that something will happen to it while we are on vacation. Do you treat it with something? or should I buy a different kind of fabric like indoor/outdoor material? I really didn't see anything that appealed to me in the indoor/outdoor fabric.
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Go light. Dark colors close a space down. Spring for leather if you can.
Here are some pics of our various interiors for AZBambi...the hardest part of planning a trip is deciding which décor to use! But that's part of the fun, too! (We love open houses!)
Pic #1: "Cabana" Dinette
Pic #2: "Golden Zebra" Dinette
Pic #3 "Golden Zebra" Bed
Pic #4: "Lumberjack" Dinette
Pic #5: "Lumberjack" Bed
Pic #6: "Paradise" Dinette
Pic #7: "Paradise" Bed
Pic #8: "San Miguel" Bed
Pic #9: "Los Ojos" Bed
Pic #10: "Metro" Dinette
Hi, long story, short; I have been remodeling our trailer's living room so I have posted two before pictures, and two after pictures. The Gaucho is planned for matching seat covers at a later date. More details and pictures on my blog. Click on Blog Entries: under my avatar.
Picture #1. Shows Credenza and Fold Out Table on street side.
Picture #2. Shows Guacho with arm rests in front end of trailer.
Picture #3. Shows Gaucho relocated to the street side of trailer.
Picture #4. Shows New Credenza with relocated Fold Out Table in front of trailer and New Love Seat on curb side between the New Credenza and trailer door.