>
> This is what makes the world go round! I removed my storage pod, the rear
> a/c and the ladder cause they detract from our streamlined classic, but
> I'll be darned if I can take the awning off. It keeps my bikes dry when
> it rains, helps keep mud out of the MH, keeps the sun off the fridge
> coil, and allows me to sit outside on a hot and/ or rainy day.
>
> I can live without the other stuff but " don't tread on my awning!"
Hey Dave,
I wouldn't dream of "treading on your awning", except of course if it
was blown off in some tremendous windstorm. BTW, I saw a coach at
Buskirk's undergoing extensive bodywork from just such an occurance.
Seriously though, you make an excellent point about different strokes
for different folks. For instance, keeping the sun off the fridge coil
is a plus that would never have occurred to me, because in Michigan that
would be a consideration for exactly two days each summer.
As for the rainy day benefits; my first GMC Rally was a few weeks ago at
Marion, N.C. I'm quite sure that I was told that it never, ever rains
when a GMC is camping somewhere. If that turns out to be some cruel joke
perpetrated upon a "newbie", your arguements take on a whole new
meaning.
"Viva La Differance!"
Best Regards,
Tim Brown
78 Royale
Jackson, Mich
> This is what makes the world go round! I removed my storage pod, the rear
> a/c and the ladder cause they detract from our streamlined classic, but
> I'll be darned if I can take the awning off. It keeps my bikes dry when
> it rains, helps keep mud out of the MH, keeps the sun off the fridge
> coil, and allows me to sit outside on a hot and/ or rainy day.
>
> I can live without the other stuff but " don't tread on my awning!"
Hey Dave,
I wouldn't dream of "treading on your awning", except of course if it
was blown off in some tremendous windstorm. BTW, I saw a coach at
Buskirk's undergoing extensive bodywork from just such an occurance.
Seriously though, you make an excellent point about different strokes
for different folks. For instance, keeping the sun off the fridge coil
is a plus that would never have occurred to me, because in Michigan that
would be a consideration for exactly two days each summer.
As for the rainy day benefits; my first GMC Rally was a few weeks ago at
Marion, N.C. I'm quite sure that I was told that it never, ever rains
when a GMC is camping somewhere. If that turns out to be some cruel joke
perpetrated upon a "newbie", your arguements take on a whole new
meaning.
"Viva La Differance!"
Best Regards,
Tim Brown
78 Royale
Jackson, Mich
