[VAC] Many faces of Bambi

[Bob Kiger <myairstream@xxxxxxxx>]

There has been quite a bit of notice lately to the desirability of a
small aluminum coach that is easily towed . . . Bambi.

Ralph Lauren jumps in with four $150,000 customized versions . . . too
pricey for most people.

Others have remodeled the interiors on new Bambi's for more
features.  In the vintage group we focus on the quality of
construction materials on the older models and they are so desirable as
to have become a collectable.

It seems clear to me that there is a market for a new Bambi that features
an aluminum skin of a thickness and purity that lends itself to repair,
fabrication and (years downstream) polishing.  Since everyone has a
different idea about how to decorate/layout the interior, why not offer a
stripped down interior (lower priced) that is wired and plumbed for gas
and water.  Head should be included in this stripped down
version.  It should also have a good hardwood floor.

Then prospective buyers could customize a clean interior to make it their
mobile home.  In most cases that's what we get when we buy a
home.  Why not do it with a Bambi?

Bob Kiger
http://mrminimal.com

1966 Airstream "Safari"  WBCCI #2857
1966 Ford F-250 "Camper Special"
Mira Mar Mobile Community
Oceanside, California