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Fourth of July

Started by John Eversoll, July 04, 2009, 11:53:04 PM

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John Eversoll

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August 03, 2009, 01:10:50 AM
Damn, I didn't think anyone would be up at this hour but me...
I must say that replacing the panneling is time consuming-- But it is well worth the effort.  I was thinking of trying my hand at pannign again when I get thr rig back on the road. I know that the wife would like to go to a round up sometime and I would also like to tackle that after the new motor goes back in. Also just interested in seeing how well that power converter works. Got the seats reupholstered and I must say that I have out done myself this time.. Well,guess my wife wants to use the computer to check out some log home kits for our property in  Oregon. Later Gater,  Keep on Clipping"   :)  John
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