Customer Reviews

Airstream Life

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Every Airstream owner should be getting this magazine. There is a great variety of articles ranging from tectnical tips to Airstream history to places to go with your Airstream.

The magazine is printed on glossy stock with great photography. Advertisements are limited and Airstream related so that there is more information in this magazine for its size than the typical RV magazine.

I've been reading Airstream Life since it's beginning. I also read several other "RV" magazines. Airstream Life stands out among the crowd of "RV style" publishers.

The magazine is quality. This is not your standard flimsy paper magazine. Each issue is thick, perfect bound, and color throughout.

On top of the physical quality, what goes into the magazine is always interesting. It is a "cover to cover" read. The information is great, and really is not just for Airstream owners!

hoping the next issue is better. not many pages. would like to learn more about both new and old airstreams, and refurbishing older airstreams. this issue had an article on dutch oven cooking. how many rv'ers seriously use dutch ovens? if you have an airstream, you have a fully appointed kitchen! nice page and photo quality, tho.

I dream of owning a 1960's Bambi Airstream and can live the Airstream camper's life vicariously through this cool magazine! Good articles and pics.

Amazon makes sure you get magazines and will even contact the publisher if there is a problem. I prefer to order my magazines through Amazon.

This magazine fans the flame of the Airstream dream. It is filled with facts and fun stories, along with useful resources and great photographs.

I subscribed when this magazine first came out.
I found advertising for businesses I could trust to help me with my '68 Land Yacht restoration.
The best column is how not to get taken when purchasing a vintage airstream.
It is amazing at the cons out there- jacking up prices for items that are modern or easily available for less...buyer beware.
Also John Irwin's column is fun to learn ways to modify and adapt these trailers for personal convenience.
Two thumbs up for this quality magazine for airstream enthusiasts.

Althought this magazine is targeted towards the Airstream owner, it is a great resource for anyone on the road traveling across the United States and then some. If you don't own an Airstream you will after reading your first issue. Packed with great information, product reviews, travel info, wonderful photos and a whole bunch of tidbits for everyone. The best RV magazine on the market today. But don't listen to me, pick one up and you'll agree.