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- 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.
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- http://www.goodoldtrailers.com
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Should I buy This Classic Class C RV?
Posted on December 15, 2009 at 1:51pm — 13 Comments
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
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Biplane Fly & RV Camp 2009 In Bartlesville, Ok
Posted on June 6, 2009 at 10:27pm — 3 Comments
Comment Wall (178 comments)
- At 9:18am on February 5, 2010,
Pat Daly said…
- Hey, Jim weather is about the same here 150 miles or so west of you in Oklahoma. Part of the cabin roof is still tarped so fingers crossed that it won't leak! Yep, would be great if we could see our folks by state. Only way to do it now is to do a "search" and put in state name and everyone in that state, plus all blog posts pop up. Ain't what we want. I'll ask the techie folks who power our site what they can do for us. Stay tuned... and dry buddy. pat
- At 1:53am on February 5, 2010,
Jim Blakely said…
- Hey Pat, what is a guy to do in all the bad weather we are having??
Here in SW Ark. it is still raining and more coming!!
Is there someway to have the members listed in states..ex. all in Ark. all in Tex and so on??
Just like to see who is where.
Thanks and have a great day,
Jim
- At 7:31am on February 2, 2010,
bartmullingan said…
- thank you .love good old rvs site
- At 5:30pm on January 30, 2010,
Jimmy Law said…
- The pic.is our 3rd grandson.He is now three weeks old.
- At 1:05pm on January 30, 2010,
Pat Daly said…
- Sounds good! Depending on the part(s) you need we like vintage trailer supply at: http://www.vintagetrailersupply.com
Or for lens caps, bulbs, hoses, etc. we just go to walmart, the local auto store or if it's specialty general rv stuff we trust pplmotorhomes.com parts dept. they've seen it all, but they are not into vintage. Note... many of the vintage and classic campers you see have lot of wallmart, farmers supply, etc. parts in/on them. Hope the roof is in good shape before spring showers too. tends to get neglected.
Congrats on the purchase! pat
- At 12:04pm on January 30, 2010,
Jeanne said… - Thanks Pat. We got it home last night, and it has a few issues, but nothing much. A new doorknob, a couple of crank knobs and that is it. We are very happy.. Any suggestions for where to look for the parts? LoL
- At 8:36am on January 11, 2010,
Kenneth Harlow said… - Pat, When I was looking for an old RV to restore my nieghbor a 3/4 of the year RV'er educated me to the fact that the old Winnebago, Itasca, Coachman, and Gulfstreams all had GM or Ford steel I beam frames, hard roofs with steel truss cross members, and great wall insulation. The wiring in these are easy to trace out and replace. The plumbing is easily accessible. The front end dissasembles easily with lots of room for engine removal and installation. They have on the average of 16 to 20 inches of room to crawl around underneath for repairs.
- At 6:17pm on January 8, 2010,
Pat Buker said… - Pat - Scott's Oasis is a class B I believe, not a trailer. I directed him to a site that has pictures of a 1967 dodge oasis (that I believe is like his). If he can contact the site's author he may be able to get some help there.
Pat Buker
- At 10:06am on January 2, 2010,
Susan Alexander said…
- Thanks, Pat! I am a total loss in finding information about our Boles Aero travel trailer. I need all the help I can get! I appreciate the welcome.
Happy Trails!
- At 8:34am on December 30, 2009,
Edwin Prigmore said… - Don't know very much about RVing here as we haven't been able to get out and explore. Lake Ray Hubbard is close and has great fishing. It is a hugh lake and we know we are "home" when we come in from Tennessee on I-30. Will post pics in a couple of weeks. Have a lot of projects planed to bring our home back to running shape. Was let set and deteriate for years. Ed
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