This is a REALLY cool vintage heavy-duty lunchbox based on an all-time classic Airstream. Oh how I love our trailer! I would want to memorialise it as well as a piece of art if I could, and take it with me to work every day :).
I love how he made the propane tanks out fo 35mm film canisters. Talk about upcycling :).
It sits at 15.5″ long x 8.5 tall” x 5.5 wide”. Maybe not big enough for my lunch, but I wouldn’t care!
From Paul’s Flickr page ….
Verona, within a historic region of Eastern Ontario, has a population of about 1,800. It lies at the southern edge of the Canadian Shield, where the friendly mix of farmland, rocky-shored lakes, and mixed woodland make it the ideal place to visit with our Airstream. It kind of feels like cottage country, and with Verona…
Oh blessed be … spending a day of Thanksgiving providing service to those in need. It’s in giving that we most receive. Okay, that sounds like a verse from my Catholic bible days, but in truth, there is much validity in the statement about volunteering. slaDE and I spent the day with our Frontier Skydiving…
Father’s Day has been a bittersweet day of memories for our family (especially for my Father), with losing my brother Kenny 22 years ago. My Father’s brother, Uncle Reg, also died on this day, 14 years ago. So as you can imagine, it’s especially important for me to honour the leading men in my life…
Oshawa and yoga. Not something I particularly had in mind for the summer. But after spending the morning with my sister (who attempted yogaFLIGHT for the first time!), we made our way from Alliston to Oshawa, a small city just east of Toronto. Why Oshawa you might ask? Well, slaDE and I have been brainstorming…
1n June 2008, slaDE~ and I spontaneously bid and won our Airstream dream trailer off of eBay, about 6 weeks before our wedding. Although we stayed in our trailer during the wedding week whilst home on Dad’s Ontario farm, we really didn’t get a chance to explore it’s nuisances and beauty. Fast forward just over…
slaDE~ and I had planned to leave early morning, making our way through Texas along scenic US90, perhaps making it through to El Paso in one day. But fate had other ideas in mind. You see, Barbie the new Mother goat, died this morning, along with her first born who succumbed to this fate shortly…
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Where can I purchase one of these? And what is the cost?
Thanks in advance.
Hi Cynthia … the genteman who made this would be the person to ask. I’m not sure if he actually sells them.
Check out his flickr page from where I found the photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/lockwasher/3099492372
Thanks for reading!