One thing is for sure: there will be a classic manic obsessive truck camper next winter making sure - absolutely sure - that the coach is winterized to a fare - the - well.
Solar working great.
1969 AVION
3/4 12 VALVE
Freightliner/24' Flatbed 50,000 miles/ Titan 4000 receiver Hitch, no Mods needed.
You know I enjoy surfing the web lookin
for camper ideas and I must say I just wish I
had a dime for everytime I come across a reference
to this thread. Good lord, Gary should run
for political office on this basis alone!
cajunavion wrote:
Howdy!
You know I enjoy surfing the web lookin
for camper ideas and I must say I just wish I
had a dime for everytime I come across a reference
to this thread. Good lord, Gary should run
for political office on this basis alone!
Howdy!
You know I enjoy surfing the web lookin
for camper ideas and I must say I just wish I
had a dime for everytime I come across a reference
to this thread. Good lord, Gary should run
for political office on this basis alone!
You're not talking about me are you?
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Garry K
Wife + 4 kids
Retired Military Family.... Alway's on the move....
2002 F350 CCSB 5.4 6spd 4x4 in AK
1966 Avion C-10 Truck Camper
We'll be in Texas Hill Country tomorrow after checking out truck food in Austin.
Folks, I don't trade in hyperbole but this is sensational. We'll report from the Rally.
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Cheers!
Dick
67avion wrote:
We're on the road to the Texas Truck camper rally. It's a beautiful night on the Wright Patman reservoir south of Texarkana. Sweet Jane is serving up chicken curry, saag paneer, and lentils. Very different from our bar b queuing neighbors. We have many visitors wherever we go who ask about the Avion. The other new thing is that we are pulling our Samurai Suzuki....that has caused some real tight fingers on the wheel moments.
We'll be in Texas Hill Country tomorrow after checking out truck food in Austin.
Folks, I don't trade in hyperbole but this is sensational. We'll report from the Rally.
We're on the road to the Texas Truck camper rally. It's a beautiful night on the Wright Patman reservoir south of Texarkana. Sweet Jane is serving up chicken curry, saag paneer, and lentils. Very different from our bar b queuing neighbors. We have many visitors wherever we go who ask about the Avion. The other new thing is that we are pulling our Samurai Suzuki....that has caused some real tight fingers on the wheel moments.
We'll be in Texas Hill Country tomorrow after checking out truck food in Austin.
Folks, I don't trade in hyperbole but this is sensational. We'll report from the Rally.
We will not be too far behind you tomorrow. I expect to arrive mid-afternoon on Thursday. Looking forward to viewing that Avion.
Last night the Rally organizers came around to warn of predicted 60mph winds. It was like a military camp as all the TCs with awnings or flys were wrapped up and the campers battened down. We saw the storms pass just to the north of us, but we weren't hit. It went for almost 90 yesterday to around 60 and real breezy this morning.
I look around and see maybe 65 or so TCs, but just one Avion. But we were flooded with visitors yesterday including Jumbojet. This afternoon there is a tour of campers and ours is on the list. Lots of interest.
67avion wrote:
Well, we're in the midst of TC heaven camped alongside the Guadalupe River near Kerrville, Texas. This is the Hill Country famous for the vast patches of wildflowers in the Spring. They're blooming now causing us to hit the brakes so that Jane could get photos.
Last night the Rally organizers came around to warn of predicted 60mph winds. It was like a military camp as all the TCs with awnings or flys were wrapped up and the campers battened down. We saw the storms pass just to the north of us, but we weren't hit. It went for almost 90 yesterday to around 60 and real breezy this morning.
I look around and see maybe 65 or so TCs, but just one Avion. But we were flooded with visitors yesterday including Jumbojet. This afternoon there is a tour of campers and ours is on the list. Lots of interest.
Well, we're in the midst of TC heaven camped alongside the Guadalupe River near Kerrville, Texas. This is the Hill Country famous for the vast patches of wildflowers in the Spring. They're blooming now causing us to hit the brakes so that Jane could get photos.
Last night the Rally organizers came around to warn of predicted 60mph winds. It was like a military camp as all the TCs with awnings or flys were wrapped up and the campers battened down. We saw the storms pass just to the north of us, but we weren't hit. It went for almost 90 yesterday to around 60 and real breezy this morning.
I look around and see maybe 65 or so TCs, but just one Avion. But we were flooded with visitors yesterday including Jumbojet. This afternoon there is a tour of campers and ours is on the list. Lots of interest.
It sounds like you're having fun. Post some pictures if you get a chance.
Ford F-350 4x4 Diesel
1988 Avion Triple Axle Trailer
1969 Avion C-11 Camper