Rubiranch
Salt Lake City, UT
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michcruiser60 wrote:That color really looks nice. You have to give us a full picture when your done. Can't wait to see it.
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Thanks, should have it done this weekend.
TV: Mint 1972 Ford F-250 XLT
TT: 1969 19' Excel; entertains 6, feeds 4, sleeps 2
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Rubiranch
Salt Lake City, UT
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before
during
finished
Another angle.
Considering how old the paint is on the truck and the new paint on the trailer came out of spray cans it looks pretty nice.
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michcruiser60
Michigan Water Wonderland
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It's 1969 all over!! Turned out great and looks like new.
2001 GMC Sierra 2500HD 8.1/Allison 4x4
1964 Ander-ett 16' TT
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"The camera always adds 10 lbs. So the trailer's not over weight."
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Rubiranch
Salt Lake City, UT
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michcruiser60 wrote:It's 1969 all over!! Turned out great and looks like new.
Thanks, the white's next.
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Rubiranch
Salt Lake City, UT
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Our Alpine stereo decided to take an early retirement so I replaced it with this Sony GT320.
While I was at it I decided to installed two more Hertz speakers.
I was tickled that my son-in-law still had a Rosen EM1 LCD TV just like the one we already have.
I am going to mount it so if Lovebug decides to lay down and watch a movie she can and I can still watch it from the dinette.
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Rubiranch
Salt Lake City, UT
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I also installed this new Ultimate Honeycomb Shade from Timber Blind & Shutters today. It’s a "blackout" material so the inside of the cells are lined with a foil so zero light penetrates the shade, it's a 3/4" cell.
When completely raised the headrail, blind, and bottom rail combined are only about 2" tall so it takes up little to no room.
This blind with the continuous-loop cord lift system retails for around $250, I'm not sure what someone might pay for one. They also make a "light-rise" that have no cords at all.
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Rubiranch
Salt Lake City, UT
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Finished installing our second Rosen LCD TV.
The front couch folds down into the bed, now Lovebug can lay down and watch her own TV.
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