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Originally posted by 63wind
Ok, I'm slow. I don't get it. Can you please explain this?
Drag up fever is the affliction we all get when we visit the trailer or MH and want to hook up , or drag up, the rig and go somewhere, anywhere, just not back to the daily grind.
The severity of the fever is usually in direct proportion to the kind of week you are having or had at work
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Brett G
WBCCI #5501 AIR # 49
"Stop worrying about the potholes in the road and celebrate the journey." -- Fitzhugh Mullan
Wise men talk because they have someting to say; fools, because they have to say something. -- Plato
In politics, absurdity is not a handicap— Napoleon
My husband (buckwheat) and I have just recently purchased our very first RV! Wise move on our part to buy an Airstream. Even better that it happened to be Dr. Joe's. (winner) We're bringing her home this coming weekend! This forum has already proven to be a gold mine of information to us! We've been "cramming" for this new adventure of ours. Everyone here has been so helpful and willing to offer advice. This IS the place for information on the care and ownership of an Airstream. I don't know what we would have done without it!! My husband reads up on the mechanical end of things...and I read up on the decorating end.
It's fabulous, Darling!
"I find that it is not the circumstances in which we are placed, but the spirit in which we face them, that constitutes our comfort." -Elizabeth T. King
PluffMudd
Welcome~!!
And what a fantastic start for you as well~!!
I've never been in your unit but, I just know it's gotta be "Golden"~!!
Many happy miles and memories await you & your husband~!
After having frequented these forums (forii?) for some months now, I figured that it was time to wade in.
I run the U.S. Naval Sea Cadets here in Rhode Island, and we have a command and field support vehicle that we use for events, parades, etc. That vehicle being a 1987 345 Classic motorhome, and I am constantly amazed at the response it gets every time we have it out in public. People love this thing - besides serving as our unit's "U-Boat" the 345 is a rolling billboard for the Sea Cadets.
My Sea Cadets are very proud of our Airstream, especially when it accompanies them in parades. Several of them have been spending some time working in a local air museum doing some panel restoration work on an F-4 Phantom - they've gotten some experience polishing aluminum!
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David Kerwood, CWO-2
Commanding Officer, NCBC Battalion
U.S. Naval Sea Cadets of Rhode Island
"Patriots Before Patriotism Was Cool"
Welcome to all the guest and all you lurkers(love that word) and esp all the new members. I am esp. pleased to see people who figured out that you do Not need to own an Airstream, yet, to join this forum. The perfect time to join would be before you bought one ! How else will you avoid the pit falls of purchace?
Actually on this forum you can almost post a picture of the one you are thiking of buying and someone will know who used to own it and how they treated it .
So pick a name , it's not that hard, sign in and make your first post a simple
Hello!
CatStream
...we were all without Airstreams once,
but I vow to never go without one again!
It took 20 years for the right one to find me & it will be for sale sometime after I die. Hopefully it will provide the next owner as much pleasure as does for me. The original owner kept it until death forced a separation. Seems to be a common part of many Airstream trailers history.
I keep mine in the yard under an RV port - can go out and touch it and care for it anytime. The dog's are charged with physical security & do a good job.
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