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The article discusses the history and impact of the Airstream trailer on American road trips. It begins with the story of Wally Byam, who started building trailers in the 1930s after creating a teardrop-shaped trailer for his own camping trips. Byam's trailers, named Airstream, gained popularity and were known for their aluminum-clad design and association with aviation. The article also mentions Byam's caravans around the world and the continued success of Airstream trailers, despite challenges in the 1970s and '80s. It concludes by highlighting the enduring appeal of Airstream trailers in the present day. [Extracted from the article]