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20 Things You Didn't Know About the Airstream Interstate

Published Monday, 21 January, 2013 by Darrin Michael. Categories: Class B Motorhomes.

1. The Airstream brand was invented by Wally Byam in 1929. He was looking for a way to improve fuel efficiency through a streamlined design.

2. The 100-year-old company, Mercedes-Benz, teamed up with Airstream to provide a superior touring van.

3. You can tow a hippopotamus, a baby elephant or 23 bars of gold. The Airstream Interstate can tow anything up to 6,400 pounds.

4. The Airstream Interstate may outlast you. Some of the first Airstreams from the 1930s are still in perfect running order...

The Longest Drive Ever: How to Survive a Long Haul in Your Conversion Van

Published Wednesday, 16 January, 2013 by Guest User. Categories: News.

The hours fly by in your conversion van as you roll down the highway at 70 miles per hour. You suddenly get cramps in your leg. That hunger you didn't notice before now roars throughout your stomach. It's been six hours since you stopped for food. What's that feeling in your pants? It's also been six hours since you've had a chance to go to the restroom. You're hungry, you have to go to the bathroom, and you have no room to stretch out.

Thankfully, this nightmare travel scenario can be avoided however by following a few simple tips.

Be sure to pack lightly for your trip. Don't take more than what you absolutely need for the enjoyment of the trip. Once of the main reasons you've decided to go on a trip in the first place...

Class Bs and Ski Resorts...

Published Monday, 14 January, 2013 by Darrin Michael. Categories: News.

When you are ready to head off to your favorite ski resort, consider doing it in a Class B Motor home which will allow you to see the US up close and personal. You'll be able to stop when you see something that sparks your interest and visit that far-away place.

Perhaps you can't decide which ski resort you'd like to visit, you'll find comfort in knowing that the US...

Understanding the Difference Between a Conversion Van and Class B Motor Home

Published Friday, 11 January, 2013 by Darrin Michael. Categories: News.

Conversion vans and class B motor homes can be almost indistinguishable at a glance. Both vehicles are small enough to fit comfortably in a standard driveway. They are a little bigger than a standard panel van and tend to have extensions that raise the interior ceiling so that a person can comfortably stand inside. Conversion vans and class B motor homes can also be used as vacation vehicles because they are fitted out with comforts...

Washing Your Van in the Winter: A How To Guide

Published Thursday, 10 January, 2013 by Darrin Michael. Categories: News.

When the winter season arrives, a van owner has to worry about many different things. It is not uncommon for a van to collect snow, salt, and other debris on the inside and outside. If the owner of a conversion van wishes to keep their vehicle in a healthy and clean state, the information below may help.

Class B Traveling As a Hobby: The Adventures Are Endless

Published Tuesday, 08 January, 2013 by Darrin Michael. Categories: Class B Motorhomes.

Imagine traveling wherever you want, sleeping in your own bed and yet still having the ability to park your vehicle in an average city spot.

Welcome to the world of traveling in a Class B motorhome.

While a Class B may be the smallest of the RV classes and often referred to as a camper van, there is much more to them than meets the eye. Class Bs are easy to drive since they start...

20 Facts About the 2013 Winnebago Era...

Published Monday, 07 January, 2013 by Darrin Michael. Categories: Class B Motorhomes.

Let's face it. Knowing the difference between quality and cruddy in a RV can often be a daunting task.

Basically, it can take a little a little digging. Thankfully, we offer an easy solution - the 2013 Winnebag Era.

Even more, here are 20 things you probably didn't know about the Era...

Getting Your Conversion Van Ready for Spring

Published Friday, 04 January, 2013 by Guest User. Categories: News.

With the balmy months of spring right around the corner, it's finally time to start getting your conversion van ready for Spring. Though there are a lot of different ways people customize their vans, there are still a few basic tips and tenets that are important for everyone to know. These fall mostly to the functionality and overall upkeep of your conversion van. When you follow these tips to get your van ready to go in the spring, you'll be doing a lot to avoid dealing with some of the more common issues van users deal with every year.

Budgeting For a Conversion Van

Published Thursday, 03 January, 2013 by Guest User. Categories: News.

A conversion van is a terrific vehicle for any household; however, some people cannot purchase a van immediately. It is a good idea to save money in order to get something without breaking the bank. The information below may help an individual or family get a van within a reasonable amount of time.

1. Place a Naughty Jar in the Kitchen

A naughty jar is an option that many households choose to implement; it is especially popular in households with a person who wishes to discard unhealthy...

Throw a New Year Eve's Party in Your Conversion Van!

Published Monday, 31 December, 2012 by Darrin Michael. Categories: New Conversion Van.

That $500 New Year's Eve bash offered by every lodging establishment in the country, or Uncle Bob's yearly drinkfest party, will pale in comparison to the fun you can have right out there in your own driveway.

But only if you own a conversion van that is...

And, if you don't like the atmosphere, crank her up and move to a moon-lit lakeside, or the local fireworks display. The world is your...

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