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11-26-2007, 09:16 PM

jacqueg

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Profile: 1974 29' Ambassador
Klickitat , Washington

Posts: 12

control panel removal? 1974 Ambassador

Hi folks, I'm wondering how critical it is to have a functional control panel. Nothing on mine works, except the main light and the range hood fan. The water pump switch is now under the sink, courtesy of a PO.

I could really use the overhead kitchen storage space, so I'm thinking I'd just as soon take the thing out. Anyone done this? How did you do it? Do you miss having the control panel?

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