What are the TOP Airstreams made? Fun Thread.

[Aage]

Originally Posted by 62overlander

It is actually very cute inside. There is a great deal of birds eye maple used and the interior was very modern and comfortable just like a luxurious house.
I was looking for my photos of the Granddad but you beat me to the punch.

I'll take your word for it, Frank, never having had the occasion to see it!

[SilverHoot]

Originally Posted by markdoane

This topic has come up before, and the answer is always a Tradewind. The earlier the better.

I agree....see that comin'?

[PA BAMBI II]

I am very partial to the early Clippers (and "Old Granddad" specifically at the Ohio Factory where I used to be enamored with it even as a small child attending the first factory rally).

The pre-Airstream Bowluses are amazing...it is really interesting to see the evolution of these old riveted trailers.

The most unique, I would say, is the 13' Der Klein Prinz as seen at the RV/MH Museum in Elkhart, IN. That sucker is so small, it looks like it could be comfortably towed by a motorcycle. I am surprised that AS has not come out with a small, traditional AS shaped retro trailer in the interest of continually rising fuel prices...the Base Camp does not count. That thing is kinda retro toward the original Torpedo trailers, but in a not so pretty way.

Just my opinion...

I also really like a certain '64 Bambi II in the driveway...a small AS I could atually afford and will look forward to applying gallons of sweat equity to!

Ben

[Airslide]

Let's see... weird to just funny...

Yep.. It would have to be the "Lovestream"