Wet behind the Ears

[jjhypnotist]

Wanted to Say Hi guys, I have been droolling over Airstreams for yrs and fnally found one! Nope not one of those new ones
an 1982 280 Turbo Diesel with 33,000 miles Yep she has suffered from sitting more then anything else so I have a project on my hands and will be on here lots to find solutions

Justin James

[Sugarfoot]

Cool! Welcome to the forums and never fear. There are lots of solutions here to be found.

[TBRich]

Welcome, Justin...you'll be amazed at the depth of information you can find here...just by searching and asking... these folks know!

Happy Trails...TB

[moosetags]

Welcome to the Forums. We're glad to have you with us.

[Silverhobby]

You'll find a wealth of knowledge here. Learn to use the search function in the navigation key. We'll all be glad to answer questions and be sure to post pictures of your "new" Airstream purchase. WE LOVE PICS!!

[vswingfield]

Welcome Justin,

It sounds like a real gem. Keep us informed.

Vaughan

[jjhypnotist]

Thanks Guys, I have been on here for hours and hours the otherhalf thinks I have lost my mind!

[Jaxon]

Originally Posted by jjhypnotist

Thanks Guys, I have been on here for hours and hours the otherhalf thinks I have lost my mind!

Welcome! Wait 'til you've had your 'stream for awhile and developed the 'addiction' to the forums...

Then, she'll know for sure that you've totally lost it. Ditto the pictures... break out the digital and post 'em! We love lookin'.

[Resorts]

Yep, .... Addicted to Airstreams and addicted to all the info you can find .... my other half thinks Im getting close to the edge too. That is of course until you hit the road.

[Alumatube]

Ha - try having BOTH spouses be addicted. That's when it gets tough (one Excella, one 310 moho and now a 20' Argosy moho later...).

Welcome, and we're happy to have you! The turbo diesel is a desirable unit, congrats! I know you will enjoy it.

We have just finished a bunch of major work on our 310 to get it ready for our vacation a couple weeks ago (it did pretty well), and now it's all the smaller stuff and decorating. The outside will stay unstripped and unpolished for quite some time, I am afraid (all interior work will be done first with the exception of sealing outer seams).

Good luck with yours! Don't hesitate to ask any questions you may have!

Susan