Re: [A/S] Boondocking in an Airstream

["T. Byrd" <tbyrd@xxxxxxxxx>]

> My Service manual for 1976 Airstream's has a floodplain picture of a 27'
> center bath, rear double bed model. There was also a 29' and 31' set up as
> well. Therefore I would suspect that there are some of these units still
> around.

That is very good news. So the 1976, 27' model would be an Overlander?


> When I decided that I wanted a mid 70's 31' Airstream with a rear
> bed and center bath it took me over a year to find exactly what I wanted. I
> was signed up with several internet  RV classified sites with e-mail
> notification when something that fit my preset criteria was listed. I looked
> at several across the country before finding what I wanted only a few 100
> miles from my home.

It seems that there are many 70's 31' A/S's available right now in the classifieds, and quite a few of those have rear bedrooms.  There do not seem to be many Overlanders of that vintage.


> You should be able to pull an Airstream over most any passable road, if you
> have the proper tow vehicle.

We'll see how the Dodge does. :)

-Ted