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RoyB

King George, VA

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Posted: 08/18/12 10:53am

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What kind of electrical does it have inside...

Its looks to be in great shape -

My troubling thing is my billfold is almost that old - geesch

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Posted: 08/18/12 06:08pm

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It originally had no electric other than 120 v inlet that powered two duplex outlets thru an old style screw in fuse. We added the 12 v circuit breaker/battery meter panel down on the kick panel under the seat. That was added so we had a deep cycle battery for 12 v light and could run fans for us and the dog in the Texas heat when boon docking at the ACOE campgrounds we frequented.

RoyB

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Posted: 08/19/12 01:55pm

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quite familiar how hot it gets in North Central Texas... I married into the Texas bunch and have spent several years of time living in the Wichita Falls area. I even know where Gober, TX is haha...