Yo, Kevin Erin did you mention something about Vintage stuff?
Is anyone else out there into restoring vintage campers?
We have 2, a 67 and a 73, no Airstreams, YET
Yo, Kevin Erin did you mention something about Vintage stuff?
Is anyone else out there into restoring vintage campers?
We have 2, a 67 and a 73, no Airstreams, YET
Ebony, Ivory, living in perfect harmony
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Heres a project that, well, one thing lead to another
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Dodge 440/Torkflight727A 31000miles
Lew, We found this in Muskegan, Mich. On the way home, at a red light, a fly landed on the bottom of the windshield, outside. Ran that thing all the way up to 90MPH trying to shake it, it held on. Still had some throttle left!
Last edited by Joe Cannarozzi; 03-05-2007 at 04:50 PM.
Joe,
We have several vintage airstreams. The 1967 20 ft Globe Trotter in photo with 1969 Cadillac we did a frame on restoration. Caddyshack01 010.jpg We towed the airstream last summer to Springfield, Missouri for the once a year big airstream rally.
Somebody has been polishing aluminum. That looks great.
Thats what Im talkin about.
Whats under the hood of the Caddy, 500CID?
What year is the Caddy, 67 or 8? The clamp on fender mirrors,Love them. thats BLING BABY!
Last edited by Joe Cannarozzi; 10-26-2006 at 10:14 PM.
Hi Joe, and thanks Jon,
The photos above with the 1969 Cadillac with the 472 cid motor has 375 hp and 525 ft lbs of torque. The car currently has 101,000 miles on it and we are the 4th owners. Caddy orginally came from Tillamook Oregon by way of the cadillac dealer in Grants Pass. The combo we have named, "Caddy-Shack" gets 6-7 mpg towing, (not as good as our "H", 7-7.5) and has a 26 gallon gas tank. The numbers matching motor has been re-worked so we don't have to use premium gas. We also have a 1959 1979, and 2006 Airstream trailer. And at the POG II we towed (photo below) our 1997 Airstream B Van camper.
Last edited by Coloradobus; 10-27-2006 at 01:15 AM.
CB,
You guys have way too many toys. I'm jealous.
Joe,
I'm convinced, you're nuts. I'm not jealous.
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Mango,
It may look like fun, but on our return trip summer 2005 from Missouri, the cadillac dropped its timing chain in central (middle of nowhere) Kansas. Pictured is the cadillac atop the towtruck with the Airstream behind just after we arrive home. Tow bill $$$$.$$
Last edited by Coloradobus; 10-27-2006 at 03:06 PM.
Ouch.
At least the Airstream is still shiny
I sent you a PM after POG II.
Mike
Hey Mango,
Didn't get your PM. Must have gotton lost in the coach's system. We have changed to Hughnet from Direcway and it's not been pretty.
Try again,
Coloradobus@comcast.net