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Old 26-02-2013, 16:35   #1 (permalink)
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Once again brilliant pictures of a mod you have done
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Old 26-02-2013, 18:20   #3 (permalink)
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Well done Techno....mine is the same on a A class...first class photos

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I can, and have, smiled as I clung to the undercarriage of a light aircraft at 14,000ft, But do I have the courage to drill a hole in my motorhome? NO

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Yes indeed
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Very good job.

Just a question.

Why not a sliding window?

As the door can't now be opened if the window is open.

But i think this window is more secure.

Just wondered.


Great job great photo's.

I whould s----- myself if I did that to my motorhome.
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A sliding window at 500 wide would not fit, that is the smallest manufactured.
Closer inspection will reveal I removed the window stays. It will never be opened.

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