Old School Meets New Tek

[Aztlancito]

Anyone else think a Cybertruck would look cool pulling a vintage Airstream?

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[SAVFPV]

Anyone else think a Cybertruck would look cool pulling a vintage Airstream?

Was just wondering this today?? Surely someone here can do a nice job on photo shop?? Its probably already been done by now?

 

[Diehard]

Anyone else think a Cybertruck would look cool pulling a vintage Airstream?

It is made for it. Metallic look go with it. Aerodynamic curves help range. And more importantly, the wife has a crush on it and the photo of them together is the only way I can sell CT idea.

 

[beeeasybro]

Anyone else think a Cybertruck would look cool pulling a vintage Airstream?

F*ck Yeah!
I’ve been looking for an airstream for a decade. Never have had a place to put one but it’s on my list!

 

[Cyberman]

Seems like the perfect marriage of something old, something new. Aluminum was at its zenith in the 1930's, because it went from 12 bucks a pound in the 1880's to 20 cents/pound in the 1930's. As it was now affordable, lots of industries started making use of it.

 

[Aztlancito]

 

[tidmutt]

Looks cool!!!

But I want to a Cyberstream plastered with solar panels, maybe additional batteries (maybe, maybe not) and a bunch of other cool tech. Don't forget the integrated Starlink receiver.

 

[Aztlancito]

and less windows for a more streamlined look

 

[Aztlancito]

Cyberstream ?

 

[Cyberman]

The embodiment of steam punk

 

[Diehard]

Cyberstream ?

It would help range significantly if it could collapse to the height of CT’s rear break light.

Can any of the smart people in the house guess what would be the range difference of pulling something like this in the back roads 50 mph vs 80 mph on highway with a dual motor? Feel free to make all necessary assumptions.

 

[Aztlancito]

these might help the smart people:

 

[CyberGus]

Anyone else think a Cybertruck would look cool pulling a vintage Airstream?

The stainless would clash with the aluminum. Plus, you'd be pulling a trailer that is 100% curved with a vehicle that is 0% curves. Geometry dissonance!

 

[Aztlancito]

The stainless would clash with the aluminum. Plus, you'd be pulling a trailer that is 100% curved with a vehicle that is 0% curves. Geometry dissonance!

yeah, but you could DO it!
geometry meets trigonometry
then you could go glamping ?

 

[cmugler]

I plan on towing my 1948 airstream clipper with the cybertruck, 22 feet long 2000 pounds, very aerodynamic, the beauty and the beast

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