Earlier I wrote an article about replacing the TTT (Tiny Texas Tumbleweed) aluminum blinds with some really nice day night pleated shades. But I don’t think I ever explained why Sheri and I didn’t like those blinds. I thought I would post some BEFORE pictures to show you what we didn’t like and some of […]
Putting a cool RV Decal on your RV – Good, Bad, and the Ugly
RV52.com needs an RV decal! As the purveyors of one of the leading RV web sites (RV52.com) it is only fitting that our RV is adorned with our corporate logos! So Sheri and I got this bright idea to order a rv decal from and we were able to try them out. The one thing […]
Replacing your RV Blinds with a Pleated Day Night RV Shade
Having decent RV shades is a big deal when you are in your camper and you don’t want people to see what you are doing! Previously we took the Triple T (Tiny Texas Tumbleweed) out on its maiden voyage. One of the things we found we really were not very happy with was the cheesy […]
A Central Texas Museum that can move you to tears
It started innocently enough. My son and I watched Preston Tucker take on the American auto industry in a brilliant Jeff Bridges performance in the movie Tucker (Amazon link). The long and the short of it was that there were 52 Tuckers produced. It doesn’t take a particularly energetic guy to ask “I wonder if they […]
Cleaning your RV – RV52.com personal experience
The Tiny Texas Tumbleweed (TTT) is the RV52 world headquarters current RV. You can read all the particulars in the linked article. But SHE was dirty. Real dirty. If you look at the picture above it had a nasty, dirty, greasy looking grime all over the sides of the darned thing. And yes, it WAS […]
Soon a new RV manufacturer will start up again – Holiday House RV
RV52.com recently received this email across its transom. I’ll print it here in it’s entirety. I’m not sure how they got my name, but I’m thinking I’m the right guy for spreading the word for them. I went and got a Holiday House picture off of the web and that forms the picture on this […]
Maiden Voyage of the Tiny Texas Tumbleweed
I wished I could tell you that I am one of those guys who just does it all right. I’m not. Sometimes I have to make myself. We washed the Tiny Texas Tumbleweed (TTT) inside and out. We put in a DVD player with WiFi capability. We charged the T-Mobile portable LTE WiFi. Sheri put […]
RV52.com Rides Again – Dutchmen to the rescue
Awhile back, RV52.com world headquarters purchased “baby” and told you all about baby over in this article. The road to hell is certainly paved with good intentions. And baby sat. And sat. And sat. Finally, we had the sad realization that baby was FAR BEYOND our meager restoration capabilities so we put her on Craigslist. […]
Texas Longhorn Football Schedule and Tickets
Nebraska Cornhusker Football Schedule and Tickets
Folks – you can find the season schedule and get tickets here:
Some really neat RV52.com Improvements
RVers, We got rid of baby. I’m almost embarrassed to admit to it. The clincher was when I was standing inside the empty shell, sweating to death and thinking about a video where a guy invented an entire steam/pressure system to bend some wood perfectly for his Spartanette restoration. I realized really quickly. That guy […]
Airstream International Photo Gallery
I had these photos of an Airstream International in my camera. Why not post them online?
Texas Freedom in the Back Window of an Airstream
RV52ers, I’m no artist, but while looking through some old pictures I took of some travel trailers in central Texas I ran across this picture, which for me, is extraordinary. When I took the picture I had no idea that the Texas flag was lined up nearly perfect in the tinted glass of the Airstream […]
An RV52.com original photo
Sheri’s son’s dog treed a squirrel… Or so he thought.
Recent Book Reading List from RV52 – 2017
Here is a list of recent books I’ve read, am reading, and plan to read. I’ll even put in a few picks and pans. I try to keep quite a list of books in the On-Deck category so that whenever I complete a book, I’m ready to simply go into my next book. I don’t […]