Bob, what about skirting with snapped on canvas or awning material. i
remember seeing sheep wagons enclosed this way out on the range! After all
they were the original Airstream trailers! GS
At 03:25 PM 6/5/01 -0700, you wrote:
>I had a chance to sit down and talk with the manager of my park today about
>many issues. I know that at least one spot is coming vacant and I asked if
>one of my friends on the Vintage Airstream list could have a shot at it.
>
>She replied "No more Airstreams! I'm sorry I let yours in." She then went
>on to say that I had been a model tenant so that she had accepted my unit
>which is in very fine shape . . . but no others. I asked why? We have
>fifth wheelers, motorhomes.
>
>Her reasoning was that Airstreams cannot easily be skirted and it is a
>requirement of the park to have skirting. When she LET me in she assumed
>that I would get conventional skirting. Instead I used plastic lattice to
>shape it around the curves. She is still unhappy with that lattice and has
>developed an attitude about Airstreams.
>
>Has anyone got an idea on how to get some aluminum lattice that is quick to
>install and remove? It would help me and other Airstream owners that would
>like to reside in this lovely park.
>
>Bob
>Oceanside, CA
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