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Old 08-02-2008, 04:49 PM   #1
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Cool new toy hauler by A/S?

has anybody heard anything about a possible 34ft toy hauler coming out ?
saw a small article in a motorcycle mag and went straight the A/S.com and could not find any info what so ever? i just wanting to know the usual floor plain weight and price any info would be great
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Old 08-02-2008, 04:58 PM   #2
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Airstream is working on the new PanAmerican, but details have been few. Here is a link to an article about the tailer with pictures and a floor layout: Airstream PanAmerican: Same Iconic Shape, New Opening | Rvs And Motorhomes Blog & Discussions at Truck Trend Magazine
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...anything about a possible 34ft toy hauler coming out ?...t
or u can read about it here, in one of several threads on this thing...

http://www.airforums.com/forums/f161...ler-37974.html

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Old 08-02-2008, 05:32 PM   #4
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thanks its been a while since i have been on here and i went straight to asking a ? i didnt even think about looking around first. but thanks for the info
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its cool but for 80k i think ill keep loading the bike in the back of the truck.

but once i hit the power ball that baby is mine !!!!
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Old 08-02-2008, 05:52 PM   #6
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its cool but for 80k i think ill keep loading the bike in the back of the truck.

but once i hit the power ball that baby is mine !!!!
Considering the fact that a 34' Classic is WAY more expensive than that, I'm not holding my breath for an $80K price tag.
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A toy hauler A/S for 80k,
Not for me....

Why a toy hauler?
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A toy hauler A/S for 80k,
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Why a toy hauler?
So the Harley can go to.
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there's nothing like waking up in the black hills in your A/S then taking a nice ride on your Harley
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Old 08-02-2008, 07:13 PM   #10
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I think that it's really cool. my BMW Isetta would fit in there.

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Old 08-02-2008, 07:21 PM   #11
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..............or maybe your Smart Car

I have a customer with a mid-engine diesel MoHo that has just such a 'garage' at the rear....where the engine normally is and he carries his Smart Car in there!!!
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Old 08-02-2008, 09:30 PM   #12
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Saw one being made at Jackson Center (last week) while taking the factory tour. Beautiful unit- and was nearly complete to be delivered It had a booth set setup (combination of the couch and dinette) and front bedroom. 34 footer. Second one produced to date. Will easily fit 2 Hogs.

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Old 08-03-2008, 11:16 AM   #13
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I believe that I recently saw a photo here on the forum a member with an Airstream moho with an AS trailer converted into a toy hauler. Anybody else see that?
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The owner of the Dealer where we've purchased 2 AS's has seen the Prototype and says the door height is rather low and the ramp is rather steep for getting something like a Harley Dresser in without bottoming out.
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I'm betting this thing is tipping the 6 figure retail price. Given the cost, fuel, let alone other issues we've talked to death here..... it's gonna be a niche market for them. Not like some of the SOBs that have garages.
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It's been 2 weeks since I got to take the factory tour and a Pan America was on the line. It was just the shell on the frame.

Mr Ambos said that Airstream had orders for 9 of them at that time.
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Our baby would fit in there just great!

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that's a cool car i haven't seen one since i was in middle school.
i had a teacher that had it she let me drive it around the block that was a highlight.
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Two hogs?

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Saw one being made at Jackson Center (last week) while taking the factory tour.

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Second one produced to date. Will easily fit 2 Hogs.

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Given that a hog (mechanical type) will tip the scales in excess of 500 pounds I am more than curious about how much weight can be put in the rear of an Airstream with this configuration.

Given all the talk about bicycle racks attached to the frame being bad for the frame of the Airstream I cannot help but wonder what one or worse, two, 500+ lb. motorcycles are going to do to the frame with all that weight sitting in the rear of the trailer.

When I saw the first pictures of an Airstream in this configuration I was more than curious; now I really would like someone to post some factual information about what Airstream has done to strengthen the frame to allow this kind of weight to be located at the very back of the trailer; and this does not even come close to asking about tongue weight with/without the moto(s) in the trailer.

As always, I am curiously yours,

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Our Littlle Ikky would also fit in there

Ikky would be just right for the new Pan America. It looks like it was designed to haul an Isetta.
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