Now we are starting to get a little creative. By the way did any
ever see Gen Braman's coach before it burned up. He got it right from
the factory and because he liked a fire place in the living room, he
built a fireplace into it.He could sit on the couch and look across the
room and warm his feet in front of the fire place. He stored his wood in
the shower.In completing the inside of his coach he did a beautiful job.
Also his coach didn;t burn up from the firplace or smoke pipe,I think
mayby his trans may have over flowed, not sure ,don't remember for sure.
So just now picture the romantic scene0--Side, back, or up, slide
out,cozy fire in the fireplace,smoke wafting out the roof
chimney,setting sun in the west beside the Pacific Ocean----you finish
the rest.
And for Richard who is an American who lives North of the 49th in the
East, I happen to be a Cannuck who lives south of the 49th out in the
west, for such is the demographics of our lands!!
The way you master the turn around technique is like this .
1. First and foremost you must establish that you have control of things
with your spouse!
2.Veer to the right as far as possible.at the highest speed you can,then
hit the brakes as you take a fast and sharp turn as possible to the left
. Stop with the front bumper likely pointing out over nothing ,often as
not a deep ditch or the likes of that.That's why you want good brakes.
3.Reverse and crank the wheels the opposite way till the back end is
hanging out over nothing.You have more rear over hang so can go further.
4.Put in Foreward and crank the wheels the other way and this time you
will likely make it out of the tight spot.
If you do all this with checking in your mirrors before the turn,you
don't get any mad looks from other drivers, you avoid road rage drivers
and the police never see you, and you remind yourself and /or your wife
if she's still talking that it is wonderful to have a GMC that you can
do this kind of thing rather than one of those big SOB's
Claude in Victoria,BC
ever see Gen Braman's coach before it burned up. He got it right from
the factory and because he liked a fire place in the living room, he
built a fireplace into it.He could sit on the couch and look across the
room and warm his feet in front of the fire place. He stored his wood in
the shower.In completing the inside of his coach he did a beautiful job.
Also his coach didn;t burn up from the firplace or smoke pipe,I think
mayby his trans may have over flowed, not sure ,don't remember for sure.
So just now picture the romantic scene0--Side, back, or up, slide
out,cozy fire in the fireplace,smoke wafting out the roof
chimney,setting sun in the west beside the Pacific Ocean----you finish
the rest.
And for Richard who is an American who lives North of the 49th in the
East, I happen to be a Cannuck who lives south of the 49th out in the
west, for such is the demographics of our lands!!
The way you master the turn around technique is like this .
1. First and foremost you must establish that you have control of things
with your spouse!
2.Veer to the right as far as possible.at the highest speed you can,then
hit the brakes as you take a fast and sharp turn as possible to the left
. Stop with the front bumper likely pointing out over nothing ,often as
not a deep ditch or the likes of that.That's why you want good brakes.
3.Reverse and crank the wheels the opposite way till the back end is
hanging out over nothing.You have more rear over hang so can go further.
4.Put in Foreward and crank the wheels the other way and this time you
will likely make it out of the tight spot.
If you do all this with checking in your mirrors before the turn,you
don't get any mad looks from other drivers, you avoid road rage drivers
and the police never see you, and you remind yourself and /or your wife
if she's still talking that it is wonderful to have a GMC that you can
do this kind of thing rather than one of those big SOB's
Claude in Victoria,BC
