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Sunday, September 25, 2005


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posted by Geo @ 10:12 PM   4 comments

4 Comments:

At 8:13 AM, Blogger Geo said...

I'll probably end up skinning it with 1/16th" sheet plastic

 
At 6:29 PM, Blogger Ami_Norml said...

What is it? A homemade camper?

 
At 7:58 PM, Blogger Geo said...

It's called a teardrop camper. 4x8 feet and light enough to pull behind a vw bug.

Theres just enough room in the cabin for 2 to sleep cozy, and the rear hatch opens to an outside kitchenette.

 
At 7:42 AM, Blogger Older Guy said...

Your uncle Marvin built one back i '48/'49. Spent many a weekend at Warm River. Made a shelf above where his feet would fit for Robin and Kevin. Very popular in those days.

 

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