Our New 1968 Travel Queen
Alright - We have our camper, now we just have to make it ready to use. Should we have gone new, or newer used? Perhaps. But what we found was too cool to pass on. Here was our opportunity to join ran...
Forum Discussion
Dave Pete, I looked through your album. It looks like great stuff. You might consider posting pix directly on the Forum for several reasons. First, the reader has to find the link to your site. I see that you put a link in the last post, but it may not happen all the time. Second, the images are not described in the album. I didn't look real carefully, but I wasn't sure which of the campers was which.
Many of us have used a narrative style where the pictures are part of the post with full descriptions. Also, a poster mentioned a method for keeping the posts coherent. The Avion TC thread is hundreds of pages, and somewhat difficult to search. Luckily we have posters who know much of the thread and can give out page numbers. Thats a great thing, but not to be relied upon.
I wish I had a better answer, but I don't with the given mechanics of this site. We need searchable strings. If you put "black water tank avion" into the search box, it returns nothing. But we have discussed that a dozen times - at least. So that is where we are.
I can assure you that good photos, clear text and exciting restorations generate a lot of interest. Its partly because the vintage RVs carry a certain nostalgia for an America that is slowly fading in the past, and its also because people are interested in something that is "authentic" and unique.
Best of luck.
Many of us have used a narrative style where the pictures are part of the post with full descriptions. Also, a poster mentioned a method for keeping the posts coherent. The Avion TC thread is hundreds of pages, and somewhat difficult to search. Luckily we have posters who know much of the thread and can give out page numbers. Thats a great thing, but not to be relied upon.
I wish I had a better answer, but I don't with the given mechanics of this site. We need searchable strings. If you put "black water tank avion" into the search box, it returns nothing. But we have discussed that a dozen times - at least. So that is where we are.
I can assure you that good photos, clear text and exciting restorations generate a lot of interest. Its partly because the vintage RVs carry a certain nostalgia for an America that is slowly fading in the past, and its also because people are interested in something that is "authentic" and unique.
Best of luck.