Hello from Sequim, WA

[RichD]

We've owned two Airstreams, but next time it will be something different. I am starting the search early since I want to buy something in a couple years. Really impressed with the Oliver's in the videos I've watched. Came here to learn more.

Edited September 10, 2020 by RichD

[Mike and Carol]

Welcome and ask any questions you might have.  Lots of Oliver knowledge and experience here!  Mike

[topgun2]

Given the relative few numbers of Olivers in general and certainly the few numbers that are located in WA, you might want to start looking to see if you can arrange a viewing of another owner's Oliver when either you or they are in a location that is easy for you to get to.  It is one thing to view the video's but an entirely different thing to see and feel an Oliver in person.

Good luck!

Bill

[SeaDawg]

Welcome to the forum, RichD.

You won't be the first who has moved from Airstream to Oliver, if you decide to join us. There's a recent extensive thread comparing the two that you may have already read:

https://olivertraveltrailers.com/forums/topic/4428-oliver-eliteii-vs-airstream/

I've always been fond of the shape and shine of the airstream,  but the Oliver has been a comfortable,  sturdy trailer for us for 13 seasons. 

Sherry

 

 

 

[Jim and Chris Neuman]

RichD

We will not be picking our new Oliver up until April but at that time you can check it out at it's new home in Port Townsend.

Jim

[WhatDa]

There are many Olivers in the PNW.  It is a great camper for the NW as it's pretty immune to humidity and moisture - at least structurally.  We'll be out on the peninsula a few times this fall/winter.

[Susan]

Hi from Coeur d’Alene Idaho.  We also have had 2 Airstreams.  Although smaller than our last 30’ Airstream, the Oliver is a much higher quality trailer.  We get to pick ours up early next year and are excited to start adventuring again!