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AIRSTREAM SAFARI SPORT
22
"towing
the
Safari
is
a
dream"
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Airstream
say:
"The
Safari's
silver
curves
make
a
lovely
reflective
surface
for
moonlight,
but
they're
not
just
for
looks:
the
aerodynamically-shaped
exterior
design
lowers
wind
resistance
—requiring
less
horsepower
and
approximately
20%
less
fuel
than
conventional
box
trailers.
Monocoque
construction,
ultralight
materials,
and
a
low
center
of
gravity
make
towing
the
Safari
a
dream."
The
picture
below
shows
the
22'
model
(actual
length
21'8"):
The
floorplan
for
the
22'
model
is
shown
below"
Some
of
the
Safari
Sport's
features
(Airstream
information):
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Exterior
length
-
21'8"'
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Exterior
height
with
A/C
-
8'11"'
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Interior
head
room
about
6'5"
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Water
tank
20
gals,
black
tank
18
gals,
gray
tank
20
gals.
The
pictures
below
show
the
22's
interior.
All
walls
have
residential-type
2.5"
fiberglass
batten
insulation,
which
keeps
the
interior
cool
in
the
summer,
warm
in
the
winter,
and
quiet
all
year
around.
The
unit
completely
insulated,
including
the
floor
and
holding
tanks.
You
can
choose
from
4
interior
decor
schemes
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Stratus,
Kiwi,
Oatmeal,
Sharksfin
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the
pictures
we
show
are
Sharksfin.
Airstream
say
"The
Safari
Sport
has
been
configured
from
the
ground
up
to
be
easy
to
use.
Safari
Sport
offers
a
truly
lightweight
and
premium
compact
travel
trailer
experience
—
the
perfect
first
Airstream
for
those
new
to
Airstreaming,
and
an
excellent
choice
for
those
new
to
the
RV
lifestyle
altogether."
-
give
your
opinion
below
There
is
also
a
17'
version
of
the
Airstream
Safari
Sport
-
you
can
see
a
review
of
this
here
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AIRSTREAM SAFARI SPORT
22
"towing
the
Safari
is
a
dream"
Base
MSRP
from
around
$35K
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"A
truly
lightweight
and
compact
travel
trailer
experience"
What
do
you
think?
-
add
your
comment
here
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Readers'
comments:
(Latest
first)
Nett
:
Really like the 22 sport, good compromise for us for downsizing from larger wider airstream. Only one apparent problem, the dinette table doesn't fold down flush with the seats to make bed and you can feel the 1/2 inch gap through the cushions.
Gary M. (Simi Valley, Ca.)
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We bought a Safari 27 FB LE SE, in 2006. We have put over 16K miles on it including our last summer trip to Quebec Canada. We have lived in it for up to 2 months at a time. It's always cozy and comfortable, and just enough room for the wife and I. It has been very mechanically sound and tows behind our Avalanche like nothing is there.
Check out our model the FB27. We love it, and fits us perfectly.
John Airsport
:
This is a great unit. I saw it at the St Louis show last week. A couch in place of the dining area would be a great option for us old folks. For a price, can a substitute be arranged at the time of ordering?
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do
you
think?
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your
comment
here
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