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1958 Chevy Brookwood motorhome.
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Previously:
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...857#post194421
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...874#post202495
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...714#post201799
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...995#post171862
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...782#post140163
Mileage measured in gallons per mile. Any crosswind more than a gentle puff of air must have come close to tipping it over...I do like their determined commitment to the siding...all the way to the front wheels!
Pretty sure that a license would not be issued for this, whatever. But I guess it kept someone off the streets for a while.
Previous weekend, corrugated siding was on sale, that weekend just split cedar fencing. Look closely at license plate frame; "If this van's a rockin', never mind. It's termites.Quote:
Originally Posted by bruce.desertrat
I guess we know what Clark Griswold's dad took the family on vacation in! Sorta answers a lot of questions about the Family Truckster Clark bought...Attachment 42752
Great placement of the upper level ladder... no need to see in front of the thing! Also looks like the front wheels are about to leave the ground!
I can tell we are all jealous
Absolutely. Jealous as all get out.Quote:
Originally Posted by dbat74
Especially having bypassed quips about the ladder, Griswold's and where great grandma would be stashed, front wheels, all kinds of hilarity.
Oh baby. 4 hours later! Edit still works.
The ladder is ok, even blocking the view, identifying as an air freshener.
Too busy ordering up brake parts, and too late recalling why I didn't like Ford products. That list is growing.
You may think you hate it now but wait till you drive it. I've owned a few that would fit that description all too well.
