Hi again Ned, I caught my husband on the "fly" this morning. More
must-haves for your list (I'm sorry, I don't remember what year your
trailer is - but these items are essential for our 67 Ambassador):

extension cords
good jack (either dual purpose for vehicle and trailer or bring one
along for the trailer)
flux soldier and torch, assorted wrenches and fittings
work gloves and rubber gloves and boots (for those backed up dump
stations!)
extra water hose (two lengths - one to clean with and one for water
supply)
caulking
ghetto blaster (no CD player in our trailer)

blairsmom (Denise)
 

>From: "Ned Hall"
>Reply-To: airstream@airstream.net
>Subject: Re: [a/s] Essentials: was Caulking around trim strip?
>Date: Tue, 6 Apr 1999 11:31:28 -0700
>
>>List of must-haves
>>
>>Fire extinguisher
>>Duct tape
>>metal foil tape
>>spare bulbs for your light fixtures (in and out),
>> a supply of rope and bungee cords
>>heavy-duty citrus cleaner
>>bleach
>>crazy glue
>>wrenches and metal what-nots (more to follow)
>>fifth of Chivas (or good scotch)
>>
>
>I forgot the tube of Tenex, and
>Pop rivet kit
>Electronic tool kit (soldering iron, meter, misc small drivers, squeezers,
>etc.)
>Small vise
>
>And, to contribute to the coffeemaker thread, in my life good coffee is a
>must-have. A small stove-top espresso maker and a tiny stove goes with me
>even when I fly, and I plan on installing a Proteo espresso machine in the
>Airstream. It also makes hot water for soup and chocolate, so that gets it
>by the "two-use" rule, at least in my book...actually, coffee has many uses
>(wake-up, take a break, concentrate, ponder, serve guests, etc) , so it's a
>moot point for this decadent Californian...
>
>ned