good ole winnie.
ms. winne bago.

seems simple to me.
shaggin waggin is a strong second place, especially if you keep the carpeting.

db

Jeremy's idea is pretty cool...here is a slightly revised version: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploads/LuckyS1.jpg

Two other names for consideration:

1. Gertrude ... sounds teutonic and stout

2. Esmerelda ... used to drive a Toyota Landcruiser named this and the paint job matched your interior colors!

Cheers!

Thanks maxnine11! improved version - as you can see, I didn't spend much time on the graphics- you could always name the RV "Lucky".

What about the "Wagon Queen Family Truckster" ?? :D

I still piss myself laughing when I think of Eugene Levy trying to sell Clark Griswald on that thing instead of his "Antarctic Blue Super-Sports Wagon, with the option CB Radio and Rally Fun Pack"

"I know what must have happened! It didn't come in." :D

Chris,

Off topic here but I was shopping with the family and went down the toy isle with my son and I happened across a JOHNNY LIGHTING die-cast 1982 911 turbo. It says owned by Chris Streit. Is this a model of your car? By the way I bought it couldn't help it.

Ben

Chris. The name is an obvious one. The G.M.A.W. or Grandma in code. Standing for (GruppeB Mobile Assault Weapon) It could serve us well as a mobile command center for upcoming Gruppe B events.

as well as an excellent mini-bar:rolleyes:

Ben,

Yes, that is my car. I took the photograph on the front of the car last year as part of the "Your Car is the Star" program.

Just caught this thread..

I like Jeremy's vintage looking "Lucky Streit" graphic!!!

I would have suggested an airbrushed western mural on the sides with cowboys and indians, we can call it the "War Wagen" .... :)

..or I can come over with some orange paint and a brush and make it the "Fast Monk" mobile? :D

If it'll be seen mostly towing your P-car, how about "Pushed by Streit Racing" on the sides of your tow vehicle. (Probably more appropriate than the flowers and peace signs I have on my Westy, but that's another story):D
Regards,
Gary

RennWagen.....RennHauler

LWB = Little White Bus

Trake = German Warmblood Horse known for strength, courage, stamina, hot attitude, and warmth of friendship used to move equipment and for equestrian events (Trakhener)

Rock'in W (You may not be from Texas, but you can still rock the W...)

In keeping with all things P why not

Penelope "The Porsche Puller"
Penelope = weaver
makes sense Huh?

OR

Priscilla "The Porsche Puller"
Priscilla = of ancient time

OR

Pandora "The Porsche Puller"
Pandora = talented, having everything


The you could call her PPP or P^3

See, I guess you need to have kids so you understand this baby naming thing! :D

as usual.......I suffer from major lag........I finally just came across this thread....

CHRIS! I love it!! Congrats!

Ahmed.

Chris,
How is towing with the MH going? I saw your posts on RV.net. I'm thinking of a class C with the Ford 450 chassis and the V10 Triton engine. I have an enclosed trailer so my total weight is closer to 5,000 lbs.

Mark

It's funny you should mention that. I saw Chris's post there before he bought his RV and had been talking with him about the RV thing offline. Which model and size are you looking at. I really like Minnie Winnie 31C but with an enclosed trailer it might not be the best idea. I definately want the V10 and E450 chassis though.

Michael, I haven't picked out a specific make or model yet. I think I will need to stay in the 26-27' range so I don't have too much overhang or weight. The Jayco's look pretty nice.

I agree, thats my conccern with a 31. But I really want a Couch and a Dinette as well as a rear Queen. The Jayco Granite ridges are very nice.

RVs=yawn

Troy

Not when your sittiing at the track in 105 degree weather.:)