Why more than one ?

[balrgn]

Originally Posted by overlander63

One Airstream is too many, and two is not enough.

Two is not enuff..........

[brunoffrance]

Hi the community;
When you have gotten more than one, are they all in the same places or do you let them in each locations you stay in vacation?

Bruno.

[wahoonc]

Originally Posted by brunoffrance

Hi the community;
When you have gotten more than one, are they all in the same places or do you let them in each locations you stay in vacation?

Bruno.

Hi Bruno,
Currently mine are both on the same 40 acres, but one is up by the barn, which is about 1/2 kilometer from where the other one is THE PLAN is to get the 75 back together and use it for travel to and from events, then the 80 is going to get a full custom interior, we still have not decided if it will be for me to live in while working or to use it a mobile sales office for my wife's bridal business. If it goes that route I will have to use the 75 to live in and get another one to travel with

Aaron

[Janets Husband]

I kind of look at it as; 1 short range trailer (weekends) small easy to get into tight places, such as older National Parks. 1 Long range for travel across country with room to get real lazy as the day requires (rain, sleet...).
I had to take out my big garden along the side of the house to build a pad to keep them. Larger size house on a postage stamp size lot, suburbs not my first choice but that is where the work is.
"Why do you climb mountains? Because they're there." Some may say we have more than one because it is an addiction, well I say "at least it keeps me from hanging around in bars". I may someday sell them off but I don't feel like fighting the wife about them right now.

[balrgn]

One small, driver, to go on short weekend trips, One larger for the comfort of it all, One to work on and make nice, and one for parts to feed the habit

Oh yeah the 20' is an awesome PARTY rig!