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03/30/2007 9:06 PM  
Welcome Krashdragon, our newest member!

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04/01/2007 9:16 AM  
We3lcome to the Latest member, Krashdragon. Post pics if you can!

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04/01/2007 3:25 PM  
New in Virginia. My wife and I aren't AS owner yet, but seriously looking. Have found one in Idaho but how do we get it to Virginia? The search continues!! Looking for 280 Turbodiesel in good shape.
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04/01/2007 4:27 PM  
Welcome aboard! There is an Airstream dealer not far from you that has Classic Motorhomes from time to time - Parkview RV. My 345 was originally sold by them back in 86. A little further north there is another one - Colonial Airstream. I know both of these dealers occasionally get older rigs in on trade.

Also, PPL Motorhomes in TX ususaly has a few on the lot. The 280 TD is a very nice rig, but hard to come by. Keep us posted on how the search goes. As far as your question about how to get it home, thats easy - you drive it!


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Posted By vasellers on 04/01/2007 3:25 PM
New in Virginia. My wife and I aren't AS owner yet, but seriously looking. Have found one in Idaho but how do we get it to Virginia? The search continues!! Looking for 280 Turbodiesel in good shape.

Welcome! Good Luck in your quest, keep us posted

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04/02/2007 5:10 PM  
Hey! Welcome Phil/ Sandy. Looking forward to having you around!

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04/02/2007 6:24 PM  
Motorhomers and future motorhomers, you have found a home.  Welcome aboard!

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04/02/2007 6:47 PM  
OH so THAT's what the engine is for!! Seriously, thanks for the warm welcomes. My problem is I can't take off work for the time it would take to do such a LOOOONNNGGG drive from Idaho to my part of Virginia. But you're right, that may be the only way for me to pull this off!
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04/02/2007 8:42 PM  
I had mine delivered to my local dealership from Philly to Louisville for $500.

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04/03/2007 7:12 AM  
Steve, I would really like to know more about the delivery process, what company and how arranged. (I'm from the Louisville area originially.)
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