The owner/gentleman was kind, but, as always so many people were hounding him with questions. We didn’t ask any ourselves, just listened to the answers he gave other people.
No one went inside.

This month (December 2019 While traveling through Quartzsite, Arizona we stopped to get gasoline, and to our amazement this RV pulled in too.
Sorry these are cell phone shots, but we couldn’t pass up the chance to talk with the owner and take some photos.
He said he built this camper himself, finished it in 1981. It’s an airplane fuselage mounted on a truck chassis.
Like all Airstream Campers, it’s built to last.

Me too!!

Sometimes a picture really fools you,
Here’s one.....

But check the actual caption for it.

As you may have been wondering, Amazon stole their “Shoppers Suggestion Ideas” from this grocery store

Great photo
Thanks for sharing

Don’t ever get rid of them, they’re classics!!

I cut my teeth on a good film camera in 1973 while in the Army at Ft Hood TX, an Olympus 35RC range finder.
I still use it from time to time.

My home is in Rochester NY, the home town of George Eastman and his Kodak Company.

https://www.thephoblographer.com/2019/12/11/this-compilation-of-old-kodak-commercials-is-a-trip-down-memory-lane/

Not to worry, they thought film was dead and dying too.

Great collection
I hope you get your asking price.
Brings back many good memories

Reading all these various posts has brought me many good memories, I guess what many of us have in common is treasuring the things that peaked our interest in our younger days.
I always seem to drift toward the old items that are no longer used but were the mainstay of my upbringing.
Our own sons and now our grandchildren can’t see why I’d stop and mention that an old car has a four barrel carb on it when it was originally sold with a two barrel, or that old tractor over there was started with a hand crank and you had to pull the choke and set the throttle rod before you cranked it, that it got its spark from a magneto and didn’t have a battery or generator. And my dad had me plowing a ten acre field on such a tractor by myself at age 12.
They consider us old, even ancient I guess but someday they’ll face their own children and grandchildren who think they’re old and ancient too.
Many thanks for all your replies and my best to all of my fellow veterans.
Harley

Thanks
Great memories ........

“Mama don’t take my Kodachrome away”

https://youtu.be/ggPkZ6iEGW8

Regards and thank you!

My heartfelt gratitude and best wishes to all you veterans out there.
Harley Bowman Spec. 4
2nd Squadron-1st Calvary Regiment, 2nd Armored Division. Ft Hood TX 1973-1974