Here's what I would check going by this list: > For one, the seller has to fix the tire/hub/brakes > on one side because it > had a blow out that messed up these parts. look for damage to the skin in and around the "blow-out" wheel. > Also the plug for towing is 6 pin and I have a 7 pin > jack. So he is going > to look for an adaptor. Wal-mart and places like that have them. no worries - BUT do make sure the lighting is working before you travel, and be prepared with a wire stripper (and electrical tape) to re-adapt your adapter to the correct configuration just in case... I got lucky when I bought mine - 6 pin to 4 pin, only had to go 20 miles without brakes. > So, I have never towed before... any advice? Take it real slow... and keep looking in the mirror to make sure everything is still there. > Anything I should look for specificly or do before I > bring it home. poke around at the floor. test the electrical by plugging it in, test the water, and the gas by lighting the stove etc... check lights, pull it around the block once before you hand over the dough. I don't know 1968 well enough since that was a transition year I think - not sure if the glass is flat or not... But as far as the heater - you might just put a new one in. It may be difficult to track down an old one, and it probably won't be worth your time or money. Toby Folwick ===== http://www.airstream-bohemia.com VAGRANT WBCCI 2029 VAC Minneapolis, MN __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get personalized email addresses from Yahoo! Mail http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/ To unsubscribe or to change to a daily Digest, please go to http://www.airstream.net/vaclist/listoffice.html If replying back to this message, please delete all the unnecessary original text from your reply.
