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...good I can then have the front and lower rear masks done in paint or make vinyl wraps. It will be interesting to see if just painting the beltline strip in the base color or contrasting complementary color works, the second pic doesn't have the masks and has the colored beltline. I think the...

...gap with spray foam or caulk and avoid looking down the side of the coach. A more complete fix is to remove the rubber rub strip on the beltline and install flat head screws from the outside into the inner wall before the sealing. Replacing the rub strip covers the screw heads. The most...

...will pool in any low spots creating a fire hazard. I suspect that is why Coachman installed the Birchaven?s refrigerator even with the beltline and the door ? leaving 6 inches of empty space under it. On my ?73, I drilled a 1.5 inch hole from the bottom of the OEM cabinet to the wheel well...

...driven the coach with the interior panels installed, so I can't comment on any noise, but I'm planning on installing carpeting up to the beltline, so I'll see how it sounds when it's done. I don't know how well the smooth surface will adhere to headliner material, but the material was...

...gmclist Date: Sun, 18 Jul 2010 17:57:14 -0700 Subject: Re: [GMCnet] Awnings The OmniStor awnings have thin arms that connect just above the beltline. (At least that is where I put mine) Thanks Gary and Joanne Worobec 1973 GMC Glacier Anza, CA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Glenn...

The OmniStor awnings have thin arms that connect just above the beltline. (At least that is where I put mine) Thanks Gary and Joanne Worobec 1973 GMC Glacier Anza, CA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Glenn Giere" To: Sent: Sunday, July 18, 2010 1:39 PM Subject: [GMCnet] Awnings > > >...

...the stove and mounted a right angle bracket to the closet wall under the countertop and drilling a hole in it and another hole in the beltline frame. I then used a length of 3/8" threaded rod with a nut behind the hole in the side frame. I then tightened the nut at my right angle bracket...

...it. The top of he GMC is about 23" higher than a normal GMC. He used his original GMC as the front top piece. He cut off the body at the beltline and raised it up and built an aluminum frame between the chassis and the bottom of the GMC body. He has made the lower section with several doors...

I added a 12v marine blower and vented it out just above the beltline. Thanks Gary and Joanne Worobec 1973 GMC Glacier Anza, CA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Anthony Stasunas" To: Sent: Friday, April 16, 2010 7:39 PM Subject: Re: [GMCnet] Microwave Convection Grill Ovens > > > I have...

...You are pretty close. The center section of the roof is aluminum as are the upper sides above the beltline. The rest is a form of fiberglas that is called SMC. Here is an article that I wrote for the GMCMI newsletter issue 96, Summer 2006, that might be of some interest to you. GMC...

...Finally, my brother doesn't have a stripe along the bottom, but, he did add several just below the beltline: http://www.gmcmhphotos.com/photos/showphoto.php?photo=32609&title=paint-job40-topeka-gra&cat=5411...

...at Florida Space Coast On Sun, Feb 7, 2010 at 8:11 AM, Steven Ferguson wrote: > Every one that I've seen where that has been done, beltline, front and > rear end caps, rear door etc, has cracked. The cracks look much worse > than the factory seams and once the cracks start, the paint on...

Every one that I've seen where that has been done, beltline, front and rear end caps, rear door etc, has cracked. The cracks look much worse than the factory seams and once the cracks start, the paint on both edges of the cracks starts to deteriorate. > Would there be any reason why we should...

Nope not condensation, too much water, not the beltline either, the stripe is new and has three coats of new paint under two coats of clear. I think its probably the side window and is being channeled under the seat somehow. I'm doing a trip up to Penn State in two weeks, I'll have some time to...

Rusty, Water entering along the beltline, traveling along the underside of the dinette seat base and then dripping down into the draw? Regards, Rob Mueller Sydney, Australia AUS '75 Avion-The Blue Streak TZE365V100428 USA '75 Avion-Double Trouble TZE365V100426 -----Original Message-----...

...sitting, unharmed, in those > seats. Would they have been if they'd been wearing harnesses attached to > the missing body above the coach's beltline? > > I won't risk it. > > Ken H. > > > > > > > > I got everything from a Ford Econoline van at the mens mall. I even cut > > out the nut...

...sitting, unharmed, in those seats. Would they have been if they'd been wearing harnesses attached to the missing body above the coach's beltline? I won't risk it. Ken H. > > > I got everything from a Ford Econoline van at the mens mall. I even cut > out the nut plates anchoring the...

...sitting, unharmed, in those seats. Would they have been if they'd been wearing harnesses attached to the missing body above the coach's beltline? I won't risk it. Ken H. > > > I got everything from a Ford Econoline van at the mens mall. I even cut > out the nut plates anchoring the...

...to the list so pardon me if some of what I type is > redundant. Snip....... I'm going to spend my first effort on the > front below the beltline - mostly improving the flow in an out of > the radiator. > > Gary Casey > > > Welcome to the GMC Net, Gary. All ideas (and photos) are...

...the tow vehicle, but the total drag will still be higher than without a trailer.  I'm going to spend my first effort on the front below the beltline - mostly improving the flow in an out of the radiator. Gary Casey  ________________________________ From: Mitch To: gmclist Sent: Saturday...