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Originally Posted by CSTGURU
Thanks, ya i was kind of inspired by your tangerine ones. And those bubble windows are so cool, at first i was not a fan, but now i really like this style cap with the slanted sides so much better than the slab sided box style ones.
And i really like how light they are to lift on and off. almost a one person job!
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I never liked the bubble windows. I figure if I have windows I want ones that open and privacy is a good thing. Those were for old men. Well, fast forward a few decades and... Hey, who you callin' old? I was going to say "Now I like them for their vintage value"... ok?
Light? I think they are lighter than downtown air! I just got under the middle with my back and walked (slid) it carefully to it's balancing point to get off the back with my son. I could do the whole operation but no need to risk it slipping off making ugly.
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Originally Posted by Already Gone
I found this truck near my home by taking a detour because through an alley because of road repairs. I just noticed the camper says Winnibago over the doors and there is a sticker on it rear left that says assembled by a Saskatchewan company, now defunct I checked, and I wonder does anyone know if Winnebago sold these in boxes and someone had to put them together.
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Take more detours! I guess Winnebago might have done that for shipping to dealers. Or maybe there were a few regional "authorized assemblers". I had one that was cab-high with the curve running the length of the bed. It was fully insulated and paneled with interior lights... deluxe, and had the woodgrain. It still sits at a friend's farm being used to store junk under. I always look at it thinking I'd like to get it back, but he damaged it pretty well with a tractor or something.