Donna D., you need to make some room on that pedestal you normally occupy, cause Frederick has earned a place beside you! Here I thought I was the only one attending the
Fiberglass University of hard knocks.
I am so relieved to learn that I am not alone!!!
This is my first trailer ever, and 18 months into ownership, I have already completed almost every single class on your course list. I can't seem to pass the final exam for Money Pit 103 and I've been forced to take that particular class over and over. This is unfortunate, as Money Pit 103 is a prerequisite for most upper division classes at
Fiberglass U.
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Originally Posted by Frederick L. Simson
[I]I am working on my "Doctorate of Trailering" at the School of Hard Knocks. Somehow, I doubt I will ever graduate. You are new; standing on the cliff, wondering if your bungee will hold as you start this thrill ride over the edge.
Look over a course catalog, and see if you can earn your credits:
Trailers 101- "Weight, Weight- Don't Tell Me!": Towing Capacity (fact or fiction)
- "Parts is Parts": Frame- Body or "Shell"- Suspension- Lights- Interiors-
- "Give me a Brake!": Why you want them
- "I don't Need no Steenking Papers!": The importance of Legal Title
Fiberglass 102- "If I knew It was going to live This Long": It's all about maintenance
- "To buy Used, or Not to Buy Used": That is the question. (see above)
- "Raindrops Keep falling on my Head": Rivets- Butyl Tape- Window Gaskets-
- "But It's so CUTE!": 2-Foot-itis when the bloom is off the rose.
Money Pit 103- "You can pay me now, or you can pay me later": Advanced New vs. Used
- "Where have all the Dealers gone?": How and why to buy Factory Direct
- "YOU"RE ASKING WHAT?!?": Why "NADA" guides are worth nada.
- "That's Optional": Expectations about features may not match reality
That's most of the Lower Division classes. I have to go now, But maybe others can suggest Upper Division classes
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