Hershey RV Show - Hershey, PA 9/16 - 9/20/2026

[Bill]

Anyone planning to attend the show this year?

If so, swing by the Airstream booth and look for me at the Airstream Club International table. Maybe I'll see a few of you there.

 

[Apples]

Have a gander at Forest River's latest No Boundaries offerings! if you can possibly find the time. I just brought home a '26 "No Bo" 19.6 w/ "Beast Mode" and I am kinda tickled pink about it, even with knowing about nearly all of the flaws that can be found within modern production practices in the RV industry.

My trailer is hooked up on a minature plot of land that I own, but three states to the north. I'll be back up there in 1.5 weeks and I cannot wait. What a great 20' box, dual-axle rig!

Stopped overnight at Calico Ghost Town RV park three weeks ago, halfway to it's new home

 

[Bill]

I'll be exploring the grounds on Tuesday for Media Day before the show opens to the public. It's always neat to check out the new offerings from all the manufacturers, then there is the vendor booths inside the Giant Center .... plenty to take in.

Glad you're enjoying your new rig.

 

[Apples]

Thanks, Bill.

May I ask: What's your favorite Airstream model of it's entire history of production? (I realize that may be a very difficult question to answer!)

 

[Apples]

Might be the one you're already in!

I just had a peek at your page. I gotta feelin' it's going to be a real time sink!

 

[Bill]

Thanks, Bill.

May I ask: What's your favorite Airstream model of it's entire history of production? (I realize that may be a very difficult question to answer!)

It's a hard question, but one that I can answer immediately. Mainly because there is one model that really sticks out for me (of course I love our 25' Globetrotter).

The PanAmerica.

It was Airstream's toy hauler that saw a limited life from 2008 - 2010. If you've seen the Accountant movies, it's the trailer that the main character owns. Essentially a 25' trailer with an 11' garage. They are really rare ... between the fact that there weren't a ton built and the fact that a lot of the ones built got converted for other uses. They are neat and if they brought them back I'd be very tempted to trade up to one for life on the road.

**picture courtesy of Airstream Supply Company

 

[Apples]

I posted my reply to your OP without reading far enough to determine you were an Airstream aficionado! and instead just went bubbling away, frothing at the mouth about my new NoBo.



How embarrassing.

Anyhoo! Yeah... Anyone who knows ANYTHING about RV trailering knows that Airstream has set a high bar and that, forever. (then there are the Boles, the Spartans, the Bowlus, et al, the Bruders, etc... but I digress)

I am only beginning, and at a rather advanced age, my larger RV trailer journey, after years of desiring to tour the wide open spaces of eastern California, all of Nevada, Arizona and Utah.

I look forward to reading all of your site, your experiences and your advice and wish you continued good fortune and safe travels. It's nice that you're here. Cheers.

 

[Bill]

I posted my reply to your OP without reading far enough to determine you were an Airstream aficionado! and instead just went bubbling away, frothing at the mouth about my new NoBo.



How embarrassing.

Anyhoo! Yeah... Anyone who knows ANYTHING about RV trailering knows that Airstream has set a high bar and that, forever. (then there are the Boles, the Spartans, the Bowlus, et al, the Bruders, etc... but I digress)

I am only beginning, and at a rather advanced age, my larger RV trailer journey, after years of desiring to tour the wide open spaces of eastern California, all of Nevada, Arizona and Utah.

I look forward to reading all of your site, your experiences and your advice and wish you continued good fortune and safe travels. It's nice that you're here. Cheers.

Thanks a lot, it's appreciated.

And get out there and run the wheels off that thing. It's been a great adventure exploring the country and we've met a ton of great people along the way. Who knows, maybe we'll cross paths on the road sometime.