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#644 From: "Bruce Gow" <bgow@...>
Date: Thu Dec 16, 2004 2:49 am
Subject: Re: [Airstreamdotcom] 1977 32' Land Yaht for sale 		bruce1946
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Subject: [Airstreamdotcom] 1977 32' Land Yaht for sale




I have a 1977 Airstream for sale, Inside is in excellent shape, I
bought it but was never able to use it, never worked on the brakes so
I'm not sure what shape they are in. I'm located near Daytona Beach,
FL.
If anyone is interested let me know through e-mail or post on this
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#643 From: "Alan" <faithbaseded@...>
Date: Wed Dec 15, 2004 1:34 am
Subject: 1977 32' Land Yaht for sale 		faithbaseded
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I have a 1977 Airstream for sale, Inside is in excellent shape, I
bought it but was never able to use it, never worked on the brakes so
I'm not sure what shape they are in. I'm located near Daytona Beach,
FL.
If anyone is interested let me know through e-mail or post on this
group

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#620 From: donna tyler <happy2bedrt@...>
Date: Tue Sep 21, 2004 11:55 pm
Subject: Re: [Airstreamdotcom] Re: airstream for sale 		happy2bedrt
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Yes its still for sale its in great shape what would you like to know about it?

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> I have a great little 23'safari (1977) airstream for sale. contact
> for more info. at happy2bedrt@y...

Hello - I am interested in your 1977 Airstream Safari.  Do you still
have it for sale?  Please email me back if you do - zdelate@...
Thanks.


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#619 From: "zdelate" <zdelate@...>
Date: Tue Sep 21, 2004 5:50 am
Subject: Re: airstream for sale 		zdelate
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> I have a great little 23'safari (1977) airstream for sale. contact
> for more info. at happy2bedrt@y...

Hello - I am interested in your 1977 Airstream Safari.  Do you still
have it for sale?  Please email me back if you do - zdelate@...
Thanks.

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#616 From: "happy2bedrt" <happy2bedrt@...>
Date: Sun Aug 29, 2004 3:06 pm
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I have a great little 23'safari (1977) airstream for sale. contact
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#615 From: fredhinds
Date: Sun Jul 18, 2004 12:17 am
Subject: For Sale: 1986 325 Classic Motorhome 		fredhinds
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1986 Airstream 325 Classic
Dual air, dual furnace w/wall thermostat, TV antenna with booster,
hydraulic leveling system, microwave/convection combo, range, NEW
refridgerator, NEW awnings all around, Leather captains chairs,
electric step (single), tag axle, NEW tires, NEW carpet, NEW drapes,
NEW toilet, (Interior done by Airstream), Transmission has less than
10,000 miles, gear splitter, engine in excellent condition, second
owners, last trip in May of 2004, Selling due to health.

Also includes Edelbrock intake on engine

Also has a solar panel and 2 Fantastic fans

Price: $18,000

http://www.airstreammotorhomes.com/index.html

-Fred

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#612 From: "kimberly" <n2vintage@...>
Date: Sat Jun 5, 2004 2:55 pm
Subject: Wisconsin Rally...June 24, 25, 26, 27 		n2vintage
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hi folks, still some sites left for the Midwest Vintage Trailer
Rally!!  June 24,25,26,and 27th.  Lots of groovy stuff planned for
this year!!

see offical site
http://n2vintage.tripod.com/



or contact campground



BUFFALO LAKE
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(608) 297-2915

aluminumly yours
kimberly
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#610 From: Darrell Mott <limited_slip@...>
Date: Thu May 20, 2004 12:27 am
Subject: Re: [Airstreamdotcom] skylight cover 		limited_slip
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Hi,
  I got off lucky by having the standard 14x14 openings x2.
                              All the best,
                             Darrell

d bjornson <fundave1@...> wrote:
Where did you find a cover that size?  or did you just combine two cover in to
one??

Darrell Mott <limited_slip@...> wrote:Dave,
I used for a starting basis, a standard transluscent cover obtained from my
local r.v. store. I removed all hardware that wouldn't apply for my install, and
drilled and riveted the covers for both my skylights. I'm satisfied with the
results, and on budget.
                                                     All the best,
                                                     Darrell

Dave <fundave1@...> wrote:
I am looking for a skylight cover  measures approx 15" x 25"  for my
1970 31 Landyacht  Sovigrein.  Any used ones available or sources?

Thank David



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#609 From: d bjornson <fundave1@...>
Date: Wed May 19, 2004 10:01 pm
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Where did you find a cover that size?  or did you just combine two cover in to
one??

Darrell Mott <limited_slip@...> wrote:Dave,
I used for a starting basis, a standard transluscent cover obtained from my
local r.v. store. I removed all hardware that wouldn't apply for my install, and
drilled and riveted the covers for both my skylights. I'm satisfied with the
results, and on budget.
                                                     All the best,
                                                     Darrell

Dave <fundave1@...> wrote:
I am looking for a skylight cover  measures approx 15" x 25"  for my
1970 31 Landyacht  Sovigrein.  Any used ones available or sources?

Thank David



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#608 From: Darrell Mott <limited_slip@...>
Date: Wed May 19, 2004 9:42 pm
Subject: Re: [Airstreamdotcom] skylight cover 		limited_slip
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Dave,
  I used for a starting basis, a standard transluscent cover obtained from my
local r.v. store. I removed all hardware that wouldn't apply for my install, and
drilled and riveted the covers for both my skylights. I'm satisfied with the
results, and on budget.
                                                     All the best,
                                                     Darrell

Dave <fundave1@...> wrote:
I am looking for a skylight cover  measures approx 15" x 25"  for my
1970 31 Landyacht  Sovigrein.  Any used ones available or sources?

Thank David



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#607 From: "renegade1200" <shep_2@...>
Date: Wed May 19, 2004 2:34 pm
Subject: Re: skylight cover 		renegade1200
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> I am looking for a skylight cover  measures approx 15" x 25"  for
my
> 1970 31 Landyacht  Sovigrein.  Any used ones available or sources?
>
> Thank David



I couldn't see spending $129 for a plastic skylight. I temporarlily
reinforced it using fiberglass mat and resin.Itseemed to work
ok.Still lets light in,and not very noticeable. Normal sized
skylights,14"x14" are around $12 for campers.Theres no way the
airstream skylight is made much differently,but they charge way more
for it,because they can,because they know we cannot gete it just
anywhere. Can't see paying that much for it. Temporarliy reinforced
it until I can make one out of aluminum or other.

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#606 From: towner7
Date: Tue May 18, 2004 3:22 pm
Subject: Re: skylight cover 		towner7
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> I am looking for a skylight cover  measures approx 15" x 25"  for
my
> 1970 31 Landyacht  Sovigrein.  Any used ones available or sources?
>
> Thank David
Greeting Dave..
Try these two:
www.inlandrv.com
www.airstreamdreams.com
good luck`!
ciao
53FC aka T7

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#604 From: "Dave" <fundave1@...>
Date: Mon May 17, 2004 4:11 pm
Subject: skylight cover 		fundave1
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I am looking for a skylight cover  measures approx 15" x 25"  for my
1970 31 Landyacht  Sovigrein.  Any used ones available or sources?

Thank David

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#602 From: towner7
Date: Sat May 15, 2004 8:14 pm
Subject: Re: AS salvage broken dreams photos 		towner7
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>
> I would like to know who posted those photos and how I can get a
hold
> of the salvage yard.
>
> Thanks,
> Broken Rose
Hi BR,
U can go to: http://www.colawrvsalvage.com/
This should help you..
ciao
53FC

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#601 From: towner7
Date: Sat May 15, 2004 8:09 pm
Subject: Re: Lifter for roof vent 		towner7
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> hey,
> does anyone know where I might obtain a lifter for the air vent in
> the kitchen in a 1968 airstream? I have one that is good and the
> other one rusted out.
> thanks
> sara
Post a picture if you will Sara..
One thing for sure..They may well be different from one year to
another..it just depends on A/S..
Guess what?
I just bought my second A/S..
It's a 1964 Globe Trotter at 19ft~
Now I really have my work cut out for me..
Nice to see you on again`!!!
ciao
Vern, aka T7

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#600 From: joseph lamberth <jdlamberth@...>
Date: Sat May 15, 2004 11:02 am
Subject: Re: [Airstreamdotcom] generator power? 		jdlamberth
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most basic feed foor RV is 30 amps unless you run dual A/C's then it runs 50amps

Darrell Mott <limited_slip@...> wrote:Hi,
Your basic airstream has need for 50 amp service...that should be sufficient
                                                                                
All the best,
                                                                                
Darrell

renegade1200 <shep_2@...> wrote:
I;m looking into buying land to set my airstream camper on. This
land will not have electricity. I am looking into power sources for
when I go camping there. I find the gas powered generator type like
this
http://www.colemanpowermate.com/generators/pm0401851.shtml
which I think would work,but would it be extremely noisey and loud?I
could get this for app $300

then there is the type as link below which is on sale for only $150
It would be quite ,but not sure how much wattage I'd need to run
things and if it would last long enough?
http://www.4lots.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=8

How much wattage do you think I need to power the airstream needs,ie
microwave,and other electric appliances and lighting.Would I be
better off with the gas generator or the othe style?
thanks




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#599 From: joseph lamberth <jdlamberth@...>
Date: Sat May 15, 2004 11:00 am
Subject: Re: [Airstreamdotcom] generator power? 		jdlamberth
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renegade1200 <shep_2@...> wrote:I;m looking into buying land to set my
airstream camper on. This
land will not have electricity. I am looking into power sources for
when I go camping there. I find the gas powered generator type like
this
http://www.colemanpowermate.com/generators/pm0401851.shtml
which I think would work,but would it be extremely noisey and loud?I
could get this for app $300

then there is the type as link below which is on sale for only $150
It would be quite ,but not sure how much wattage I'd need to run
things and if it would last long enough?
http://www.4lots.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=8

How much wattage do you think I need to power the airstream needs,ie
microwave,and other electric appliances and lighting.Would I be
better off with the gas generator or the othe style?
thanks




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you need a lot more generator than either of these if you want to run even a
coffee pot.

the 1850 watt would not carry a coffee pot


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over 3000 Watts If you plan on running A/C. you plug is 30amps X 120v = gives
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#598 From: Darrell Mott <limited_slip@...>
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  Your basic airstream has need for 50 amp service...that should be sufficient
                                                                                
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Darrell

renegade1200 <shep_2@...> wrote:
I;m looking into buying land to set my airstream camper on. This
land will not have electricity. I am looking into power sources for
when I go camping there. I find the gas powered generator type like
this
http://www.colemanpowermate.com/generators/pm0401851.shtml
which I think would work,but would it be extremely noisey and loud?I
could get this for app $300

then there is the type as link below which is on sale for only $150
It would be quite ,but not sure how much wattage I'd need to run
things and if it would last long enough?
http://www.4lots.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=8

How much wattage do you think I need to power the airstream needs,ie
microwave,and other electric appliances and lighting.Would I be
better off with the gas generator or the othe style?
thanks




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#596 From: joseph lamberth <jdlamberth@...>
Date: Fri May 14, 2004 8:11 pm
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renegade1200 <shep_2@...> wrote:I;m looking into buying land to set my
airstream camper on. This
land will not have electricity. I am looking into power sources for
when I go camping there. I find the gas powered generator type like
this
http://www.colemanpowermate.com/generators/pm0401851.shtml
which I think would work,but would it be extremely noisey and loud?I
could get this for app $300

then there is the type as link below which is on sale for only $150
It would be quite ,but not sure how much wattage I'd need to run
things and if it would last long enough?
http://www.4lots.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=8

How much wattage do you think I need to power the airstream needs,ie
microwave,and other electric appliances and lighting.Would I be
better off with the gas generator or the othe style?
thanks




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you need a lot more generator than either of these if you want to run even a
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#595 From: "renegade1200" <shep_2@...>
Date: Fri May 14, 2004 4:05 pm
Subject: generator power? 		renegade1200
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I;m looking into buying land to set my airstream camper on. This
land will not have electricity. I am looking into power sources for
when I go camping there. I find the gas powered generator type like
this
http://www.colemanpowermate.com/generators/pm0401851.shtml
which I think would work,but would it be extremely noisey and loud?I
could get this for app $300

then there is the type as link below which is on sale for only $150
It would be quite ,but not sure how much wattage I'd need to run
things and if it would last long enough?
http://www.4lots.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=8

How much wattage do you think I need to power the airstream needs,ie
microwave,and other electric appliances and lighting.Would I be
better off with the gas generator or the othe style?
thanks

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#592 From: "kimberly" <n2vintage@...>
Date: Mon May 10, 2004 1:22 am
Subject: Midwest Vintage Trailer Rally!! 		n2vintage
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3rd. Annual Midwest Vintage Trailer Rally

June 24,25,26 & 27

All vintage makes and models welcome!
Some of this years events include Rockabilly Band, lawnchair drive-
in,
vintage trailer historian, tour of trailers, potluck and much much
more!
Deadline for reservations is May 15th!

see officale site
  http://n2vintage.tripod.com/

for reservations contact
  BUFFALO LAKE
CAMPING RESORT
(608) 297-2915

Aluminumly yours
Kimberly Steiner
n2vintage@...

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#588 From: towner7
Date: Sun May 2, 2004 9:32 pm
Subject: Re: new to this site,some questions 		towner7
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> I have a 1961 26' overlander.
>
> 1. any idea on app weight of this year model?
>
> 2.I need to replace my skylight,14"x25".Found 2 sites that carry
> them.One is $169,other is $129,not including shipping.Seems like
an
> awful lot of $ for plastic part.Anyone know of another place to
get
> this part?
>
> 3.Any Wisconsin based airstream groups/clubs?
Welcome to the group~!~
Greeting Shep,
1.Thw weight of your weight is: 3750 lbs and, the tongue weight is
listed 380lbs. Hitch rcvr height above ground is 19.5"
2.InlandRV.com
3.Try WBCCI units,
ciao
53FC

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#587 From: "renegade1200" <shep_2@...>
Date: Sun May 2, 2004 4:16 pm
Subject: new to this site,some questions 		renegade1200
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I have a 1961 26' overlander.

1. any idea on app weight of this year model?

2.I need to replace my skylight,14"x25".Found 2 sites that carry
them.One is $169,other is $129,not including shipping.Seems like an
awful lot of $ for plastic part.Anyone know of another place to get
this part?

3.Any Wisconsin based airstream groups/clubs?

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#585 From: towner7
Date: Thu Mar 11, 2004 5:16 pm
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http://www.wbcci.org/RegionPage.asp?Region=11

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#584 From: towner7
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Subject: Re: west coast membership?what happened 		towner7
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> wrote:
> > Region 11 website is not working.  How can I join?
> > Is it dead? does it need a editor/
> Let me check it for you..
> ciao
> T7
Bruce,
I had no problem getting into it..
http://www.wbcci.org/RegionPage.asp?Region=11
try this and, see if it helps..
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#583 From: towner7
Date: Thu Mar 11, 2004 4:31 pm
Subject: Re: west coast membership?what happened 		towner7
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--- In airstreamdotcom2@yahoogroups.com, "bruce1946" <bgow@p...>
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> Region 11 website is not working.  How can I join?
> Is it dead? does it need a editor/
Let me check it for you..
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#582 From: "bruce1946" <bgow@...>
Date: Mon Feb 2, 2004 12:47 am
Subject: west coast membership?what happened 		bruce1946
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Region 11 website is not working.  How can I join?
Is it dead? does it need a editor/

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#579 From: mayered@...
Date: Wed Dec 17, 2003 11:11 am
Subject: Elite Resorts at Salt Springs-Ocala National Forest 		mayered
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Why not consider Elite Resorts at Salt Springs in Salt Springs,
Florida for your next group event or on your own? Alot of other
people do!

With 70 acres of trees and forest in the middle of the Ocala
National Forest and 1/4 mile frontage on Little Lake Kerr, Elite
Resorts at Salt Springs is the ideal place to have a good time. 465
paved RV Sites plus 39 two bedroom cottages with cable TV, A/C and
fully equipped kitchens complemented by meeting rooms that can
accommodate between 10 and 300 people round out the
setting.

Come see why we say "Beautifully Natural, Naturally Beatiful".

For more information call 800 356 2460 or email
info@... or

visit www.eliteresorts.com

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#576 From: "neilsaucier" <neilsaucier@...>
Date: Wed Dec 3, 2003 6:32 pm
Subject: Cat Diesel Engine Alison Transmission 		neilsaucier
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Hi, My name is Neil Saucier.  I want to bring to your attention a
Cat Model 3126 1977 engine and Allison World Transmission Model MD
3060 I have for sale.  The engine and transmission came out of a
prototype built by a major RV manufacturer and they have virtually
no miles on them.  The price is $12,250 for the both in crate and
ready to ship from Fairmont, Minnesota 56031.

For complete details and pictures please give me a call at 952-226-
6345 or e-mail me at neilsaucier@...

Thank you
Neil

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#567 From: "Dave" <fundave1@...>
Date: Thu Sep 25, 2003 9:21 pm
Subject: replacement windows for my 1970 31 international 		fundave1
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any suggestions?

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