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Avion looks a bit smaller than the Lance!
Garry in AK
Garry K
Wife + 4 kids
Retired Military Family.... Alway's on the move....
2002 F350 CCSB 5.4 6spd 4x4 in AK
1966 Avion C-10 Truck Camper
Sanded down Hapijak / rock chips / rust spots and re-painted.
Final--need to install new gutters.
Next weekend is the Ramerman family first Spring outing---may take boat!
2016 Grand Design Solitude 377MB
It's good to have talented friends.
After the air bags settle in place with a wek of driving, I'll put the camper in the bed and begin those modificatios: back porch, upgraded battery storage, and minor interior repairs.
April 26th: last work day
June 1: Officially retired
June 2: enroute to Alaska, then parts unknown
2012 GMC 3500HD Crew Cab LB 4x4 DRW with Duramax 6.6 diesel 2013 Palomino Maverick 2902. [
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My your retirement be full of adventures!
seraphim wrote:
A friend of mine did the first service on the truck, and installed the air-ride bags, in cab controller, and mounted the front hitch, as well. Spent about 4 days working on it. Mounted he compressor to the frame, and even built a water tight box around it, in case we hit deep water lol.
It's good to have talented friends.
After the air bags settle in place with a wek of driving, I'll put the camper in the bed and begin those modificatios: back porch, upgraded battery storage, and minor interior repairs.
April 26th: last work day
June 1: Officially retired
June 2: enroute to Alaska, then parts unknown
A friend of mine did the first service on the truck, and installed the air-ride bags, in cab controller, and mounted the front hitch, as well. Spent about 4 days working on it. Mounted he compressor to the frame, and even built a water tight box around it, in case we hit deep water lol.
It's good to have talented friends.
After the air bags settle in place with a wek of driving, I'll put the camper in the bed and begin those modificatios: back porch, upgraded battery storage, and minor interior repairs.
April 26th: last work day
June 1: Officially retired
June 2: enroute to Alaska, then parts unknown
2006 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD 4x4
1998 Lance SquireLite 165
seraphim wrote:
A friend of mine did the first service on the truck, and installed the air-ride bags, in cab controller, and mounted the front hitch, as well. Spent about 4 days working on it. Mounted he compressor to the frame, and even built a water tight box around it, in case we hit deep water lol.
It's good to have talented friends.
After the air bags settle in place with a wek of driving, I'll put the camper in the bed and begin those modificatios: back porch, upgraded battery storage, and minor interior repairs.
April 26th: last work day
June 1: Officially retired
June 2: enroute to Alaska, then parts unknown
A friend of mine did the first service on the truck, and installed the air-ride bags, in cab controller, and mounted the front hitch, as well. Spent about 4 days working on it. Mounted he compressor to the frame, and even built a water tight box around it, in case we hit deep water lol.
It's good to have talented friends.
After the air bags settle in place with a wek of driving, I'll put the camper in the bed and begin those modificatios: back porch, upgraded battery storage, and minor interior repairs.
April 26th: last work day
June 1: Officially retired
June 2: enroute to Alaska, then parts unknown
Might see you in Alaska also as we are leaving around May 15th. Look for a Royal Red 350 CC King Ranch with a front rack and tool box (looks like the Beverly Hillbillies) with a NL 10 2.
Congrats on your retirement. Looks like you had some vacation time coming to you when you retired.
I have been reired from my main job since 2002 after 31.5 years and at the age of 53. But I didn't stop working till about 2 years ago from projects on another job. Really nice being retired for good now.
Butch
I try to always leave doubt to my ignorance rather than prove it
2021 Winnebago View
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Added a folding counter top extension, new box awning, slide topper, and 2-6V batteries (within last week). Next will be to clean inside and out, de-winterize and hit the road for some fishing!
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Wayne
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seraphim wrote:
Look forward to meeting other TC travelers. Perhaps we could start a thread for people currently travelling in Alaska, making it possible for those who wish to meet up somewhere for a day or so.
Look forward to meeting other TC travelers. Perhaps we could start a thread for people currently travelling in Alaska, making it possible for those who wish to meet up somewhere for a day or so.
We have a Forum for RVing in Canada and Alaska. That is an excellent place to start the thread. It includes all RV types.
Wayne
Garry in Kodiak, AK
Will turn on all systems tomorrow....
Dianne (and Terry) (Fulltimed for 9 years)
Donnelly, ID
HAM WB6N (Terry)
2012 Ford F350, diesel, 4x4 SRW, crew cab, longbed
2009 Lance 971 Truck Camper, loaded
Life Member Good Sam
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