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Old 04-12-2009, 08:37 PM   #81
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You're sketch really explained how the bunk worked because I just couldn't figure out how it would fold up towards the ceiling when it was curved. So folding down sure makes sense now. How's this look? Did the front of the couch actually connect or make contact with the left end of the galley cabinet and the chest of drawers on the other side or was there some room between them?

I'm really getting a good sense of the interior now.

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Old 04-12-2009, 08:46 PM   #82
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Possible, itsy, bitsy, spacey or maybe not....

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PeeWee ~

You're sketch really explained how the bunk worked because I just couldn't figure out how it would fold up towards the ceiling when it was curved. So folding down sure makes sense now. How's this look? Did the front of the couch actually connect or make contact with the left end of the galley cabinet and the chest of drawers on the other side or was there some room between them?

I'm really getting a good sense of the interior now.

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Brad,

I don't really remember. There might have been a very slight space, but nothing of note.

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Old 04-13-2009, 05:42 PM   #83
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Pee Wee and Brad, thanks for making that old Scout Truck come back to life like. This has been one of my favorite history threads of all.
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