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...Try setting the rear ride height at 33 inches as measured from the ground to the wheel well arch in the middle of the bogies just below the beltline. Don't worry about the pressure c'est ne pa important! Regards, Rob Mueller Sydney, Australia '75 Avion - AUS - The Blue Streak TZE365V100428...

...for both tanks even though the crossover is > there (which I am not a big fan of) The filler necks would be about a foot > or so below the beltline, recessed in their own aluminum boxes and then a > couple of those cool round billet aluminum covers to hide the caps. Having a > gas filler so...

...for both tanks even though the crossover is there (which I am not a big fan of) The filler necks would be about a foot or so below the beltline, recessed in their own aluminum boxes and then a couple of those cool round billet aluminum covers to hide the caps. Having a gas filler so high...

...Their answer was > "Sure, just be sure you give it 7 days to cure before painting." > > So, I sealed all the joints, except along the beltline rail, including > the rear "hatch", with that product, which I bought at Home Depot or > Lowes. > > The paint job was, and is, beautiful, with hardly...

...paints. Their answer was "Sure, just be sure you give it 7 days to cure before painting." So, I sealed all the joints, except along the beltline rail, including the rear "hatch", with that product, which I bought at Home Depot or Lowes. The paint job was, and is, beautiful, with hardly a...

...behind the > cockpit? > -- > Randy > 1973 26' Painted Desert > Ahwatukee (Phoenix) AZ Aluminum was used for the side panels above the beltline trim between the front just behind the driver's sliding window and just in front of the seam behind the rear side windows. The roof is also...

...I'm not real familiar with the GMC-fitted coaches. But on my X-Palm Beach, the living area junction block is on the outer wall (the beltline longitudinal extrusion) behind the converter ("buzz box"). Ken H. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Randy" > > The 1975 Breaker points wiring...

...behind the window where the aluminum panel is glued to the fiberglass. The grove behind the window that runs from the top down to the beltline had a tiny crack that was not really visible. I used a dremel tool with a pointed bit and cleaned out the area, put masking tape on both sides of...

Rick, There's no sign in your photo that your coach ever had framing for the rear utility door. It would have extended from the top of the beltline longitudinal extrusion up into the window opening. Perhaps it was unique to the Transmodes. I don't have any pictures of the door frame but IIRC...

...>> From: Gary Worobec [mailto:gtw5] > >> You can use the spindly OmniStor legs vertically or attach to >> plastic brackets at the beltline. > > > To unsubscribe or change your settings - > http://www.gmcnet.org/settings.htm > Donate to support GMCnet - http://www.gmcnet.org/support.html To...

...Message----- > From: Gary Worobec [mailto:gtw5] > You can use the spindly OmniStor legs vertically or attach to > plastic brackets at the beltline. To unsubscribe or change your settings - http://www.gmcnet.org/settings.htm Donate to support GMCnet - http://www.gmcnet.org/support.html

Rick, You can use the spindly OmniStor legs vertically or attach to plastic brackets at the beltline. Thanks, Gary and Joanne Worobec Anza, CA 1973 23' Glacier > > The Omnistor doesn't have fold-out legs? My standard box awning won't > even sit high enough to clear the door without them. Ken...

...But I sure do hate to give up even a little bit of help. I've washed the side of the GMC with gasoline so many times it's a miracle the beltline trim is still glued on. Ken H. To unsubscribe or change your settings - http://www.gmcnet.org/settings.htm Donate to support GMCnet -...

...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...

...is experienced at this type of rear-storation. While Rick has amazing rearstorative powers, this may be a bit much. It also looks like the beltline has been buggered, and what is that thing on the roof over portal #1? The drivetrain, taillights, and lovely blue dash would be worth $500...

...flat is not exactly right, if you mean level floor. The coach should sit slightly tail-dragger. You can set the stick to measure at the beltline or taillight, but check the front bumper, too. > "not to self, make a new stick to replace the one left in Enola" > > -- > Hardie Johnson "Crashj" >...

...I had a stick which was marked for the various conditions including leveling left to right in the driveway. I measured at the top of the beltline and a discreet mark on the front bumper. "lost the stick, marks faded - maintenance is never-ending" -- Hardie Johnson "Crashj" 1973 26 foot...

...flat is not exactly right, if you mean level floor. The coach should sit slightly tail-dragger. You can set the stick to measure at the beltline or taillight, but check the front bumper, too. > "not to self, make a new stick to replace the one left in Enola" > > -- > Hardie Johnson "Crashj" >...

...flat is not exactly right, if you mean level floor. The coach should sit slightly tail-dragger. You can set the stick to measure at the beltline or taillight, but check the front bumper, too. "not to self, make a new stick to replace the one left in Enola" -- Hardie Johnson "Crashj" 1973 26...

...the interior leak repairs should be priority one before you start any woodwork. A good interior drain system on both the upper and also the beltline horizontal channels should go a long way to minimize any damage from water leaks which will eventually occur. I'm still working on the...