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Pat Daly
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- Sand Springs, Oklahoma
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1970 Avion Sportsman
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66 Aladdin trailer, Li...
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73 Streamline Royal
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KENCRAFT 20' 1954 FIBE...
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What a great photo of the camp! Is that Jim's rig we see with the flag and all the great toys?!!
I'm jealours... again!!
David, we love to follow restorations of vintage campers. Thanks so much for sharing your photos. you can bet we're watchin for them!
Carole, thanks so much for shareing Green Trailer with us. These classics are lucky to find a home with you!
You might consider becoming "Frieds" with VK and maybe Paige Bridges.
VK is a lot like you. She's constantly restoring vintage trailers ...
Wow, I never knew that there were so many ways to make money to support my camping "addiction". I definately qualify for theat Myster Shopper; I can eat, I can shop, I can travel and I have no skills! Yahoo!! I'm in!! :)
Becky, thanks so much for this post. Maybe it will motivate others to follow their dreams too!
Profile Information
- You And RVing
- Part Time RVer
- City and State where you are located
- Sand Springs, Oklahoma
- Tell US A Little About Yourself!
- Enjoy camping, fishing, music festivals, classic and vintage rv encampments. Seeing new sites and meeting new and interesting people.
- Areas currently Rving, planning to RV, or have camped
- Arkansas for music festivals and trout fishing and then on to Ute Lodge in Colorado's high country for July. Then Seattle and camping around Puget Sound until fall. Then to West Yellowstone in October for fly fishing just before the park closes. Currently in Fort Meyers, Florida
- What's Your RV Type
- Bumper Pull Travel Trailer
- Favorite Campgrounds & RV Parks
- Ute Lodge, Colorado, MarVals, Oklahoma, Deception Pass State Park, Washington state and Sleep Holler, Alabama and the folks there who "saved us" when our class A broke down for the 5 or 6th time.
- Your Website if any:
- http://www.goodoldtrailers.com
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Pat Daly's Blog
Bus Nuts Bus Photos, Bus Conversions & Miscellaneous Ramblings
Posted on July 28, 2009 at 12:00pm — 8 Comments
Lady Dog's 2009 RV Misadventure Ends In Disaster - Colorado's Grooved Pavement Did Us In
Posted on July 23, 2009 at 3:00pm — 10 Comments
Visiting Aluminum Craftsmen - Sierra Trailer Restoration
Posted on July 17, 2009 at 1:45pm —
Biplane Fly & RV Camp 2009 In Bartlesville, Ok
Posted on June 6, 2009 at 10:27pm — 3 Comments
Vintage Logos Spartan, Airstream, Glider & Other Vintage Campers
Posted on May 3, 2009 at 12:00pm —
Comment Wall (159 comments)
- At 6:50pm on November 30, 2009,
Danny Shaw said…
- I will see if i can find some pictures of my home made teardrop camper i sold it last summer.
- At 3:11am on November 24, 2009,
Michael Gardiner said… - I'm a full timer in my Gulfstream Conquest-with my toys(antique Harley and Jawa dirt bike -stored in the garage next to me).The Starcraft is my newest addition and where the Gulfstream will soon be parked in the driveway alongside,before the white cold stuff covers the countryside. I have one winter under my belt in snow and ice(been in southern Florida since grade school),glad the toad is 4wheel drive :).I repaired the thermostat solenoid switch and the Suburban furnace fired up after purging the air from the line ,( 3 cycles of the thermostat) I think its the first time it ever was lit---smelled like a brand new furnace---cycled and cooled down just like new ,next project is -to re-core the storage compartment door and fit new latch-and -and -and ----it never ends :):):):):):):):)
- At 11:07pm on November 23, 2009,
Susie Gustafson said… - Wow!!!!! Never expected to gain so much knowledge with my joining your club! You are just like a "Porsche gurrrrue"! i wish I had more time to chat tonight but we are off to Taos, N.M. for the holidays. We hope to be back to Telluride by saturday...to ski some of the first day of down hill.
If you are wondering who "We" are.....it's my boyfriend. Yes, there is life after 55!!! So when i get going on my long list of "to do's" on the Chinook....I will let you know what I have check off the list.
Where would you go in Mexico if you had 2 full weeks at Christmas to tour down there...leaving from the 4 corners area? Would it be smarter to stay in the states? Is it safe down there? If you don't have time for my questions...I understand...you have been so helpful already!!!! Susie
- At 11:17pm on November 21, 2009,
Susie Gustafson said…
- Hi Guys, What fun....I think this group is a little less stuffy than the P.C.A.
So glad to be apart of your group! I hope this Chinook can swim!!! Has your group ever toured in Canyon Lands? Pretty spectacular!! Actually all of Southwest Colorado is spectacular!! Ski season starts in 4 days....great way to keep strong theighs.....and stay fit.
So where do I start on my project? What takes the most focus? Engine?
Under carriage? And what class is this gal? How fun is this!!!
Susie
- At 9:35am on November 20, 2009,
Andrea Thompson said… - Hello, Pat thanks for trying, i did find out the the rv museum in elkhart,in that they didn't make very many and since it was a 27 ft may be considered a mobile home at the time.thanks again...andrea
- At 9:14pm on November 19, 2009,
Mike Wich said…
- Hi Pat:
Thanks for the welcome, made me feel right at home.
Looking forward to being a part of your group!
Mike Wich
- At 12:51am on November 17, 2009,
Gary Sterner said… - Thanks for the warm welcome Pat, and I'm glad to hear you and yours are doing OK after the wreck you had. I hope you can get back into another rig and back on the road again sometime soon.
My rig was such a sweet deal that I couldn't pass it up. It was donated to a local High School adult education Auto Body Repair class I was taking a couple of years back. The instructor didn't really have room to store it and he was being threatened by the principal to have it towed to the crusher so I volunteered to "store" it at my place for a short while. Well, the instructor didn't really want it, but it was in too good of shape to just let go away to the crusher so he said it was mine since I'd stored/saved it from certain death. It took a bit of DMV exercise but I was able to get the title & registration transferred to my name and insured, so now all I have to do is get it spiffed up and running good. I know the engine needs some serious attention. The inline six is only working on five of the bores right now. Seems that running unleaded gas burned the valves in that cylinder so I'll have to replace the head at the least, but I'm leaning more towards a newer 292 big six that I've acquired. I just need to find the time to get that engine out of the truck it's in and get it apart to freshen/rebuild whatever it needs. A lot of work in front of me, but I know I've found a group that can help me through any tight spots I might encounter. Thanks again, Gary
- At 2:26pm on November 13, 2009,
David Perry said… - Pat,
hey thanks for the tip, I will read thru those articles. As for the tanks they are exposed. I have talked with the local RV dealer and I cant afford there winterizing process. Thanks again,
David
- At 7:14am on November 12, 2009,
David Price said… - Thanks Pat I hope to have it back on the road this spring I've got a lot of work ahead of me i just about got the camper gutted,Sorry to hear about your camper accident are you going to be able to fix it
- At 12:11pm on November 10, 2009,
David Opheim said… - Pat, wow, sorry to hear about your accident. As far as the weather goes out here, I actually live in Petaluma and the weather is pretty benign in the winter compared with where you are. Probably not as warm as Texas though. We are expecting some rain as this will be an El Nino year in the Pacific. The winter temps will be in the 40's to low 60's with a few 30's here and there. Bodega can get windy for sure but it is a nice little town and there is a hill that blocks some of the wind. There an not to many camp grounds around up north and if it were me I'd head south like to Morro Bay. It is another nice old fishing town but with some more to do and it will be warmer and drier. It is not quite Southern Cal but getting close. Hope this helps, and good luck with your search for an older 'C', there sure are a lot of them out there. We keep a Tyvec cover on ours and it really helps preserve the exterior when stored. Cheers, Dave.
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Today I read a report in RVbusiness that Thor Industries quadrupled their net income in the first quarter of this year. The other day, I read a report that Heartland RV is planning to fill 200 open positions through an upcoming job fair. So, do th...
Yes I'm a member of Sisters on the Fly for over 5 years now (#293) and I met Paige before. Ill try and post some pics of my progress. I'm off to Canton this weekend for the big flea market, so it will be next next week. Carole
What a great photo of the camp! Is that Jim's rig we see with the flag and all the great toys?!!
I'm jealours... again!!
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