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**SoftrermaBioniaSat** · 12-14-2005, 07:00 AM

Somewhere on these forums this question has been asked before But, with a few quick searches, I cannot find it... Ken and I are going to be searching like crazy I guess.

Anyway, about the trailer, the kind that you drive, or the kind that you pull?

The make is Airstream--america's oldest manufacturer of Trailers-it is not self propelled--has NO motor--this would move it to another and more complicated situation. They are bullet shaped covered by shiny aircraft type aluminum.This would never be moved from its resting place. Seen lots of info on taking them to Mexico and they do it without any problem. Many Many folks live there in their trailers. Airstreams are defintely not a TIN shack or to be confused with such. They are great for a SINGLE PERSON OR A COUPLE THAT HAS A GOOD RELATIONSHIP. Depends upon one's spacial needs if this can suffice for living quarters. Me, I live in a Studio Condo in S. Fl(660 sq.ft) and it is more then sufficient for me as a single. Years ago in aboard ships in the Merchant Marine I resided for years ina 8x10' cabin-so I am used to small spaces. Not for everyone but for me it is!

12-14-2005, 07:00 AM	#2
SoftrermaBioniaSat Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 404 Senior Member	Somewhere on these forums this question has been asked before But, with a few quick searches, I cannot find it... Ken and I are going to be searching like crazy I guess. Anyway, about the trailer, the kind that you drive, or the kind that you pull? The make is Airstream--america's oldest manufacturer of Trailers-it is not self propelled--has NO motor--this would move it to another and more complicated situation. They are bullet shaped covered by shiny aircraft type aluminum.This would never be moved from its resting place. Seen lots of info on taking them to Mexico and they do it without any problem. Many Many folks live there in their trailers. Airstreams are defintely not a TIN shack or to be confused with such. They are great for a SINGLE PERSON OR A COUPLE THAT HAS A GOOD RELATIONSHIP. Depends upon one's spacial needs if this can suffice for living quarters. Me, I live in a Studio Condo in S. Fl(660 sq.ft) and it is more then sufficient for me as a single. Years ago in aboard ships in the Merchant Marine I resided for years ina 8x10' cabin-so I am used to small spaces. Not for everyone but for me it is!
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