Aircommuter
Age: 65+
Member since October 2017
Retired but always working, former General Engineering and Building Contractor was my second career I was an auto and heavy equipment mechanic the first time, now I just restore them.
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I like to go to back road locations with our camper truck, I like to design build and fabricate things. We had two children a boy and a girl, recently lost the boy. We have traveled many places in the world, including China, Europe, Fiji, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and more. We went to the winter olympics in 1976 and picked a new car in Stuttgart also. I am a private pilot and I flew my airplane back and forth to my business for 10 years. Now we are doing more local travel. I like woodworking, photography and boating.
Skills & Expertise to Share
Mechanic, welder, contractor, electrical, air conditioners, anything in a car or a building. Wood working.
Aircommuter's Pets
2 dogs, 3 cats
Favorite Boondocking Locations
Still deciding on favorites. But we like the National Parks in general.
Aircommuter's Hometown
Coulterville
Aircommuter's Guest Details
Aircommuter's Rig
Rig Type: Truck Camper
22 feet long
Dodge 2500, with an Eagle Cap 950, 4wd, modified engine and transmission in my home shop.
Aircommuter's Travel Preferences
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Travels with pets
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Has slideouts
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Needs to run a generator
Aircommuter Has 1 Host Location
Aircommuter's References (2)
References from Guests (2)
Rolien
Beautiful place and warm welcome
We had a wonderful time in a wonderful area. The communication was very good. We wish them lots of succes finishing their house. We felt us more then welcome. Thanks for everything.
ellen
Peaceful quiet location
Enjoyed our ‘out of the way” stay at “Aircommuter’s! In the hills of beautiful Maripisa County.
John was very helpful with suggestions when I was in the planning stage of our trip as well as ideas where to go from here.
Convenient to Yosemite.
Thank you for your hospitality! And when you get your camper on the road please drop in to “Fox Den”