Hello from NC

[jerrypeterma]

This is the first time I've posted on the site. I have looked on for 3 or 4 months, since I drug home a 72 AS. We have started on the interior, but I may need to move to a few leaks before NC rainey season gets here.
Well, thanks for the info and I'll let you know how we are doing.
Jerry

[StingrayL82]

Jerry,

Welcome to the forum. Sounds like you have a good project on your hands. Brooke and I had ours redone last year. Now she wants a triple-axle with the rear bedroom....I'm gonna be poor for a long time!

Frederic

[CaddyGrn]

Welcome to the forums! Congrats on your Airstream!

Now, working on it or not.... post some pictures! We love pictures of projects in progress!

Mrs. NorCal Bambi (traveling in S Tardis)

[Boondocker]

PICTURES WE WANT PICTURES! Oh yeah, congtrats on the airstream and welcome to the forums.

[Frank S]

Hi J Peterman--Congratulations on your A/S selection. We have owned our 1973 27' Overlander for 18 years and find it small enough to easily tow with a 1/2 ton truck, van, or SUV, while large enough to be comfortable in during long term trips. Ours has a rear bath and 2 gauchos, with no fixed beds. We like this arrangement as it maximises daytime space. My wife and I have spent up to 7 months at a stretch, in comfort in our A/S. As you up grade yours, try to keep it usable, so you can enjoy trips during the upgrade.--Frank S

[toadtogo]

Welcome, welcome

Just two weeks ago, I brought home a vintage project... looking forward to all of its discoveries and new adventure too... Good Luck!