Tighten old vs all new rivets

[lwebb]

Well Shari, I had tried that before but I just tried it again, twice. It still just gives me "home, register, login" ??
In any event, I just got my first VAC magazine. Vol. 10. Fred Coldwell did an article on Airstreams from 1954-1957. He starts with the Wally Byam Holiday. He says that while the total production of the Holiday is unknown, exiting Holiday serial # 1094 suggests at least 94 were built. My trailer is 1094. I may have the only one left. Man, I'm glad I kept after it even if it did take over two years!

[hohne]

...are you using a real old browser?

[Stinky]

Mosaic isn't that old is it?

[lwebb]

OK well DUH!!! I had cookies cut off! Sorry to be such a bother. I should have thought of that earlier. I tried logging in at work and it worked so I tried to think of what the difference could be. DUH!
SORRY!

[InsideOut]

No worries...glad you got it figured out!

Shari

[lwebb]

Shari,
I finally posted some additional photos. It was a breeze once I got on. I'm not sure I put them in the correct place? 1950s airstreams instead of members galleries but they can be moved later if necessary. Keyword Holiday.
thanks for you patience
Lanny

[47WeeWind]

Lanny:

Thanks for posting all the photos of your Wally Byam Holiday trailer. I was itching to learn more about it; thanks for your scratch. What is the name across the front of the stove top? The burner grates look identical to those on the late 1940's and very early 1950's Coleman ranges used in Airstreams. Great trailer!

[InsideOut]

Thanks for sharing your pictures, I can't wait to see the progression through your restoration!

Shari

[lwebb]

Fred, It's a South Bend four burner.
Lanny