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STOLEN 24' 1975 Airstream Argosy	Rachel	3-10-07
VIN 24D5V1022 Plate # XCB9560 Title # 63036278001FU WHERE'S THE TWINK? Sometime in February 2007, my beloved 1975 Airstream Argosy camper disappeared. It was earned the name of "Twink" because of its keen resemblance to a Twinkie, hence the priceless photo I took while on my road trip. The Twink has taken me many places, from mountains to desserts to beaches to cities and every wacky redneck town in between. WHERE'S THE TWINK BEEN? Last year I kind of lost my marbles from working too hard. I had a successful marketing company in Philly, but I really needed to get away. While some people choose a nice vacation, I decided to blow all of my money on a vintage 1975 Airstream Argosy camper, trade in my Jetta for a Ford F150 and hit the road for a few months. Here's the story: (http://philadelphiaweekly.com/view.php?id=12375) Here’s a Holiday Photo Shoot We Did in It: (http://www.rachelsguide.com/archives/?p=99) WHERE'S THE TWINK NOW? I don't know, so I need your help! Imagine the horror when I drove by to check on the TWINK in the parking lot where I had parked it all year and... it wasn't there!!! "No sweat," I thought, "it must have been towed." But when the police had no records of any towing or abandoned vehicle reports, the terrible truth hit me. My Twink had been stolen. I am DEVASTATED. The TWINK means so much to me, has taken me so many places and I had pictured traveling with it for years to come. I had dreamed of making the TWINK into a career somehow - pitching some book ideas, maybe trying to get a show, a sponsorship perhaps... And now it's gone. Someone has to know something. Please help me find the TWINK! TWINK Description: • 24’ 1975 Airstream Argosy Camper Trailer • Beige Exterior with Orange Trim & Brown Bumper • Large ARGOSY Logo Over Back Window • Pimp 70’s Interior with Olive Green Countertops & “Airplane” Overhead Compartments • Kitchen & Diner Booth that Converts into a Bed, Bedroom with Dresser, Bathroom with Shower • Cushions are light green with pastel yellow & green stripes on some sides. • Some Camping & Kitchen Supplies in the Cabinets • 70’s Vintage Playboy Magazines in the Magazine Rack (essential for any road trip!) Identifying Features: • Rusty step for the front door, one side of the step sometimes broken • Broken shelf in the bathroom closet • Couch off of the tracks when you try to convert it into a bed • The pantry closet in the kitchen won’t stay closed • Wax in the kitchen sink from melted candles CONTACT INFORMATION: If seen or found, please contact your local police department and then me. You are welcome to remain anonymous. Rachel: 215.888.8885 rachel@rachelinc.com
Re: STOLEN 24' 1975 Airstream Argosy	B J Butterton	7-4-07
Rachel, I hope by now (July 2007) you found your "Twink". If not you may want to post its licence plate # (they do have plates, don't they?). Anyway I will watch here. Probably some low life took it off into the backwoods to live in it permanently. I want to buy a newer International, 25'-28'. I thought I would need an F250 for that (and horse trailer). You tow with F150 and engine OK? Hope good news comes to you. I'm sure everyone is looking.