I'm Touring Timeless Travel Trailers on Friday, Any Tips?

[fleurdenola]

Due to work circumstances, I am traveling to Denver, CO from Mon-Thur each week for the next several weeks, and possibly the next several years. In these early stages, I have decided to take advantage of the paid airfare, and am staying an extra day this week to tour the Timeless Travel Trailers facility on Friday. Given my unrequited Airstream love, I am beyond excited about my little field trip. However, given my (somewhat) level headed desire to eventually (hopefully sooner than later) purchase and rehab/or have rehabbed one of these beauties, I am looking for tips on what I should look for, questions I should ask, etc., so I can ensure that in my awe I don't lose site of why I garnered an interest in touring the facility to begin with.

Thanks for your input!

[InsideOut]

So, how was the tour?

Shari

[fleurdenola]

It was great! Those guys have an incredible operation going on. I loved their work, and I loved their no pressure attitude. I respond really poorly to pushy salesmen, and there was none of that here. Just a true love of bringing vintage trailers back to life.

Their stuff can get pricey, but it is equitably both custom and beautuful. And they can and will work with all (realistic) budgets. I may end up having them "up-fit" a trailer for me now and having them completely rework it once I've had some time to truly assess likes and dislikes.

I left there feeling excited and much less apprehensive about the whole vintage trailer endeavor, yet not pressured to make any decisions or commitments on the spot. That's a huge win in my book, and I'm very likely to move forward with them as a result.