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Looks like fun!

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How tall is it Mitch? Would it fit under a seven foot garage door?

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How tall is it Mitch? Would it fit under a seven foot garage door?

 9' to top of A/C unit



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Mitch D.   River Falls, WI

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Very cool Mitch!

How's the visibiity with the side mirrors?  Doesn't look like they stick out much.  Time for a rear camera install to help with that and backing up?



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He has a rear backup camera!!  Its called "The Wife"  laughing



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gearlube wrote:

He has a rear backup camera!!  Its called "The Wife"  laughing

 Exactly.....thumbsup

Useful mirrors are a priority, just not time to do anything for now. The co-pilot will be my right side mirror, as there isn't one. The left mirror is barely useable either.

Got the A/C evacuated and it held perfect, so we shot the R134 in and it works really well....dancenana

The A/C was a major PITA to install but now that it works, it's worth it. However, it needs to stay working for a long time too, I don't need to go thru that again ...Imgonna



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Useful mirrors are a priority, just not time to do anything for now.

 

I'll bring my screw gun!

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Derek69SS wrote:
Lost in the 60s wrote:
Useful mirrors are a priority, just not time to do anything for now.

 

I'll bring my screw gun!

mirrors.jpg

 Can you photoshop those onto the car ???  I need to see what they look like before commiting to that addition...headscratch



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Heck...with a hot rod and a camper like that, you could just sell everything and become a professional vagabond...!

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Scott Parkhurst wrote:

Heck...with a hot rod and a camper like that, you could just sell everything and become a professional vagabond...!

 Gotta maintain a home base and keep the wife working to pay for it....laughing



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