Its great to see I won't have the only vintage Airstream at the Fort
This is actually our second Airstream. We sold a 1971 24' Safari last year when we added our 3rd child. Last month we bought a 1969 31' Soverign. It is going to be a fun project. To make sure we complete it in a reasonable time frame I made reservations for October and told the kids. This way they won't let us not be ready.
We have done plenty of camping all around Fl including the Fort in our old trailer. The only thing is that we have never been all shiney and perfect. It sometimes feels like poor cousins at the reunion when we camp in a park full of giant $100,000+ MHs. Of course we only paid $2500 so I guess it shows
We began camping in a tent 11 years ago and I told husband I hated sleeping in the ground, not having a convienent potty, and keeping the kitchen in a box. He told me he was not pretty camper material and would prefer a backpack and a sleeping roll. The Airstream is a perfect compromise. It is not as plush as living at home, but it isn't as dirty as sleeping on pine bushes. We thought about pop ups but I wanted a bathroom (not a shower, just a decent toilet.)
When we checked out regular trailers it seemed that unless we spent real money it would be run down and not worth the effort. The Airstream actually appreciated- can't say that about many RVs.
Anyways, looking to get back to the FW after being away for 3 years.
