and for Ali, here's the carpet...
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alia176
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The Austin Powers in me is quite happy! Shaggadelic baby....
alia176
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Cost not withstanding, here's a possible portable A/C solution made by an European company called U Go. Here's the Stateside vendor for this system Heavy Duty HVAC, Badge Aire Inc., Custom Heavy Duty HVAC Auto Clima - http://www.badgeaire.com/autoclima.html
looks perfect for you!
alia176
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SEND it !!!! Congrats Grant, nice purchase and looks like in good shape.
Looks like it’s in very good shape! How old is it? I am not familiar with the pop-up mechanism - how does that work? Maybe another picture sometime with the top up? Does that get you another 12 - 18 inches of headroom? Looks great!
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I like it. How much does it weigh? Where is Scout going to ride?
Dumpolina
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Somehow i didn’t take exterior pics with it up
It’s got decent headroom opened up.
Plan is to put it on the dodge, it weights about 900lbs less that the current appropriate version for the dodge, is 10” narrower and cost me 1000% less.
Scout n Mr. Kitty appear to approve.
It’s a 1991, was on a rig with 450000 miles and shows the guy took preventive maintenance seriously
It’s got decent headroom opened up.Plan is to put it on the dodge, it weights about 900lbs less that the current appropriate version for the dodge, is 10” narrower and cost me 1000% less.
Scout n Mr. Kitty appear to approve.
It’s a 1991, was on a rig with 450000 miles and shows the guy took preventive maintenance seriously
That is a very good solution to camping with minimal weight. I had a pop up truck camper very much like that. Wish I still had it. Easy to take out of pickup bed when you need a truck bed for truck type chores. Pet approval is important!!!Somehow i didn’t take exterior pics with it up
Plan is to put it on the dodge, it weights about 900lbs less that the current appropriate version for the dodge, is 10” narrower and cost me 1000% less.
Scout n Mr. Kitty appear to approve.View attachment 2656974View attachment 2656975
It’s a 1991, was on a rig with 450000 miles and shows the guy took preventive maintenance seriously
Great setup. Watch out with those manual cranking jack stands. Why , you ask? I was cranking mine up after loading ours in to the back of our truck. I was cranking hard and fast when the crank tool came off the jack head and it found my front tooth!! Before I knew what had hit me, I had a nice chip in my top front tooth. The dentist loved that story. I always made sure my head was nowhere near that area, from then on.
Dumpolina
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That’s totally something I would do tooGreat setup. Watch out with those manual cranking jack stands. Why , you ask? I was cranking mine up after loading ours in to the back of our truck. I was cranking hard and fast when the crank tool came off the jack head and it found my front tooth!! Before I knew what had hit me, I had a nice chip in my top front tooth. The dentist loved that story. I always made sure my head was nowhere near that area, from then on.
Fortunately or unfortunately these mechanisms are kinda rough, I take it pretty easy on them to squeak as much life outta them as I can
Nice set up Grant. Frank has a similar set up and loves it.
Cheers!
Cheers!
I’d sure like to bend your ear about the Casita some time. We’ve been eyeing a Heritage.
alia176
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Super Sweet dude!!! Did you already sell the other one?
