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Vintage Airstream Trailer Winery Tasting Room
Nestled in some of the most productive wine country in the world is a delightful vineyard called "Hourglass." Within the rolling hills of central California is also an iconic Vintage Airstream Trailer that the winery intends to use as a tasting room and a place to gather folks from all corners of the world.
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Out of the Park Airstream Client
Recently we were contacted by one of the world’s most well known Hollywood actors…. The contact was a “SOS” to take over the responsibility to complete a very difficult Airstream restoration project that was started months before, by another company.
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Since 1931
Since 1931 Airstream has turned victory on the street to passion on the street. On the county roads, Airstream is on the list of things to aim for in life.
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On Any Given Day
On any given day it is extremely important to have the talent of the company workforce there and always ready for unexpected situations or emergencies. Each worker has his or her experiences that contribute to a well-balanced business even when things are not just right. Safety standards should be enforced daily and tools plus supplies always available for each worker. As always, experienced help and back-up knowledge is a must when establishing first aid procedures and correct protocol.
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Times Are Changing
For the past 88 years the term Airstream has evolved into an iconic symbol of America, family and forward outdoor thinking. Little did one know (back then) that a movement would erupt for committed followers of the outdoor roadmap. Breath-taking experiences on the smallest path of life gives us all a reason to continue each personal journey and look for exciting detours to show interesting facets of a changing world.
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The Danger of a Trailer with No Sway Bars
Often, we substitute clear thinking for a quick fix or a shortcut to save a little time and money. Often, we instinctively know that we are not doing the right and safest procedure when preparing an Airstream trailer for a road trip. Even worse, we, many times, just skip completely an important safety piece of equipment because we feel “nothing bad will happen to me”.