Kai in Seattle

Hi Kai,

I just this week, in the middle of the pandemic, finally found my own fiberglass travel trailer 1973 Amerigo16. Restored, thank gods, I look at your work! I'm sitting in it in the rain right now in driveway of cottage on Whidbey Island, no leaks apparent.

I have some questions and wonder if you would be willing? Recommendations right now re sources for good extension cord (mine is ancient), drinking water hose, Esp re where to buy things in this lockdown time. Vinyl window trim to cover the screws in the exterior window frame.

Hoping, thanks, now will try to put some pictures G

Yep, I called it.

Dear Casita Greg,
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Quote: You're probably wasting your time Donna. This guy never posts anything except "referrals" to some crap he finds on Craig's list and then he re-posts it here. I don't know, maybe he gets some kind of a kick-back if he "brokers" a sale. Personally, I too find his posts to be non-relevant to this forum in general either. (shortened due to length restrictions.)
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All the best,
Fiberglass RV

We did one big trip and so far two little ones, first in April to Penticton RV show, then left some where in late June for Alberta, then Saskatchewan, then down into the USA for ND, MN, Iowa, MS, KS, CO, WY, MO, ID, WA, and home took 5 weeks and had a good time then the last one was 3 days in Penticton then 3 days in Oliver, BC. all good trips and MH worked real well.
Stude

Doc says 6 more months before I get better if I'm lucky, if not I just have to live with it until gone.
Stude