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This question is becoming a “gaint” problem for older and newer owners as well the mechanics.
Many times a potential Airstream buyer can get overly excited and even blinded by emotions when on the “hunt” for their perfect piece of history to purchase.
It must be noted that long before the exchange of money, the enthusiastic buyer (buyers) must know the basic background of each vintage trailer being considered to own and as much visible inspections are good but dig as deep as you can with the seller to find the flaws….and there are many.
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We have heard from our customers time and time again that when they bought their trailer, the seller assured them that “everything works”.
The only way to truly “learn” about full time travel is to actually do it. You can log countless hours of research to the point of insanity, but there is no substitute for experience.
Now this post could turn into a book really fast, so I’m going to try to touch on what I feel to be very important for those who are considering travelling full time, or even extended travel periods, in a trailer or RV.
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