Shasta for sale
Posted:
Mon May 28, 2007 12:41 amby asianflava
I was checking the inventory at the local Airstream dealership and saw this 1962 Shasta. This isn't a teardrop, and at 15ft it's pushing the TTT to the limits too. I just thought it was a neat trailer. Looks like it has some leaks, not too bad though.
Hmmm why would I be checking an Airstream dealer's inventory?
http://www.camperclinic.com/database/in ... ?id=371633
Re: Shasta for sale
Posted:
Mon May 28, 2007 9:26 amby Joanne
asianflava wrote:I was checking the inventory at the local Airstream dealership and saw this 1962 Shasta. This isn't a teardrop, and at 15ft it's pushing the TTT to the limits too. I just thought it was a neat trailer. Looks like it has some leaks, not too bad though.
Hmmm why would I be checking an Airstream dealer's inventory?
Just because you got the big ol' new truck doesn't mean that you have to go over to the "dark side". Say it's not so!
Joanne
Posted:
Mon May 28, 2007 10:29 amby Arne
Seems it is in TX, a long way from me...
I've been thinking about a 13" metz if I can find one... but cooking inside, etc... except for making my gas mileage even worse than it is now, and being able to stand up inside, not sure what it would buy me...
Re: Shasta for sale
Posted:
Mon May 28, 2007 2:33 pmby asianflava
Joanne wrote:Just because you got the big ol' new truck doesn't mean that you have to go over to the "dark side". Say it's not so!
Actually that is the reason why I got a big ol' truck. We're just looking.
Posted:
Mon May 28, 2007 8:06 pmby Arne
Gage, the reason I can take my time on my current build is I have my first build to use.. takes a lot of pressure off me.
