Oh, I brought her home the end of October this past year. Love her. We named her Kalea...lol. Hawaiian for "shiny", which she will be. Marc (3ms75Argosy) towed her home for me and said she towed like a dream (she had been sitting for 12 years on the same site), and now that she is parked in my carport I feel the same as you. One of the tires is flat. I got underneath and checked out a few things, and feel lucky having made it home as well. I have gotten most of the interior out so far, with the exception of the bathroom and the fridge, which will be a bitch-it's original to the trailer. No saving that fridge. I have ideas on what I want to do with that space, besides Fridge yes, shorter one though-and build a counter with storage above, instead of wasting space on a wardrobe I will never use. I would love to make it to the rally in Vancouver in August, I hope she will be roadworthy (if not finished) by then, just to show her off.

Keep in touch as well! Sue

Sue Howard

So SUEHOWIE, did you tow it home yet. I bought a 1958 Flying Cloud last September. I kicked the tires, checked the lights and hauled it to Boise. About one hundred miles. I made it home but upon close inspection of the tires felt very lucky. Anyway, I put new ten ply tires on it and greased the bearings. Then we hauled it to Oregon coast and back to Boise. 1500 miles.

Keep in touch. I spent about 500-600 hours on the interior this winter. See photos. We are taking it to our first Vintage rally in Vancover Canada in August.

Dick Deam
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