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"We all lived in a van down by the river"
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What a nice clean installation. And you can see the temp and get at the CB easily. Wooo, BIG RED MIC on the CB. must be a boomer when it's fired up.
Enjoy watchin the restoration. thanks for sharing.
Some new pics of insulation I had to get installed. It's loud and bangy in a van, i need to soundproof, and I need to keep the heat inside in the winter. Plenty of vents, and windows for the summer time. Note the Weatherstation, and CB Radio are ins…
Visually stunning. Excellent production value for a clip. Thanks!
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- I do primitive camping with my tent, and gear.
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- At 12:42am on December 12, 2009,
Gary Sebastian said… - Sorry to hear it didn't work out, Steven. It looked good in the pictures.
- At 1:17pm on December 11, 2009,
Pat Daly said…
- nice video, Steven. Thanks. Like to see some photos of your primitive camp sometime too.
Many of us also tent cam using our vintage campers to get there. Don't know if tent camping qualifies as primitive?
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1966 Chevrolet Beechwood motorhome i need any parts for it, i realy need any and all little doors on the outside for vents or gas covers, windshield wipers etc, etc.
Thanks for the info. Our truck had a little trouble pulling it. We found the original 6 gal water heater and the new one 30 gal were both full when we got home. I've taken pics and notes all day as I started demo. I'll post todays pics soon. The cam…
It weight about 2000 to 3000 lbs or so.
I am not an "incinerator" expert, but have been told they don't work well if heavily used. The clean out can be particularly unpleasant. They are more for remote cabin type use, where it's possible folks also have an outhouse. I would do lots of res…
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