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Re: [A/S] 28' Safari vs. 30' Classic
Hi Ron,
That depends what you are pulling with. The Classic probably weighs about
1200# more than the Safari right? My truck wouldn't much care about the
difference.
> <2. The 28' Safari is only available with a 6 cubic foot refrigerator,
> but the 30' Classic comes with an 8 cubic foot refrigerator or an optional
> 10 cubic foot refrigerator. Assuming that most of the time only two people
> (my wife and I) would be using the Airstream and that we would be traveling
> in it for up to two months, usually staying in privately-owned campgrounds,
> how important would the larger refrigerator be? Would the answer change if
> we take one or two grandchildren?>
It would just mean more trips to the store when you run out of food. I have
the 6 and I live alone. I can fill it up pretty easily.
> 3. How important would the Classic's larger (54 gallon vs. 33 gallon)
> water tank be?>
If you spend most of your traveling in campgrounds with water hookups it
won't matter at all.
> 4. How important would the Classic's larger (39 gallon vs. 35 gallon)
> black water tank be? (I assume that we would use the Airstream's bathroom
> rather than the campground's bathroom.)>
If you have a sewer hook up it won't matter at all.
> 5. How worthwhile are the LS and Limited upgrades?>
A metter of personal taste..... compare the differnces and see if the stuff
matters to you.
I would go for the wrap around windows in the Safari if that's part of the
choice.
> 6. Does anyone have an idea about the impact of higher fuel prices on
> future Airstream designs? For example, will the trend be toward lighter
> weight models, such as the Safari, and away from heavier models, such as the
> Classic? >
>
I suspect they will keep making the two lighter models and the Classic. I
know I would always want a Classic.
Hunter