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Airboss · 07-14-2006, 02:36 PM

John you might want to check with the campground. They told me that we had 20 sites .. I see our circle has 24.. Hmmmmmmmmmm

Anon · 07-14-2006, 04:34 PM

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Originally Posted by 4201KW8G

John you might want to check with the campground. They told me that we had 20 sites .. I see our circle has 24.. Hmmmmmmmmmm

Well, we have that many confirmed already.
Maybe we need to firm up if we have the remaining four sites?
This is the first time I did not do the campground follow-up so I am just guessing at this stuff now.

Happycampers · 07-14-2006, 05:06 PM

Hello Lou.. Marvin and I would be happy to be greeters.. we hope to arive on Tues or Wed.. depending on Peter and Sharon.. don't mind the snacks but should be byob.. Annie

Anon · 07-14-2006, 08:02 PM

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Hello Lou.. Marvin and I would be happy to be greeters.. we hope to arive on Tues or Wed.. depending on Peter and Sharon.. don't mind the snacks but should be byob.. Annie

As long as there are Canadian-brand wobbly pops for the founder of the LPPI you absolutely know I will there for ya!

redeagle313 · 07-15-2006, 04:32 PM

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Ah!
I ran off some tire mount equipment for the GMT-900 project back late last year.
You may have seen it in there. It is a huge cell that has four PLC's on it. There are two mount and inflate stations in it. It is really neat to watch it mount the 22 inch tire/wheel combo!

Hey Lou,

They are 20" tire and wheels, they are the largest diameter that we install on the pickups that are built at FWA (Fort Wayne Assembly).

Preparation is proceeding full-tilt for our late fall launch of the 900 pickup.

Tim

05ModPod · 07-15-2006, 08:07 PM

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As long as there are Canadian-brand wobbly pops for the founder of the LPPI you absolutely know I will there for ya!

Okay we are in too for anything you need - i can take pictures - and give them to someone else to post on the web - or if you mean post them here no problem.

If you put a Globe and Minuet together we would make up the room A&M will need with their 5th symphony

Okay Lou - how many steaks ya wanna trade for how many cases of cold ice - see our old fridge works real good when we cross the border.

But this time we will not be carrying our old axle and bringing the little baby that has the nice and cold AC - by the way is their 30 amp at these sites - if not that is okay we can rough it with a couple of fans. This time last year when we were traveling to Indiana we just about died with the Humidity and Heat. Good thing we arrived at 1:00 am.

Still planning the week with Peters work -We may have to leave Thursday - so that Peter can capitlize on the full week with the Holiday Monday. If we take the front end of that week then we have to rush home on the Monday which will be murder coming across the top of Toronto. Will chat by phone.

Who is Al and Jean???? where you at????

Lou I left out the bit about the fact your pouches were Mini snahuzers for a reason -

my two outweighed and out toothed them by a mile and yet they occupied the underside of the picnic table

Wow on the Pot luck - what is something that has not been thought of yet that we might bring

?

Hey that little Tracker could probably do a fine job of pulling the Globe Trotter - did you not know that us cannucks are famous for pulling trailers with our 6C's - with the gass prices there just might be a few nuts out there thinking of pulling with the 4C's

Getting excited for our only trip this summer with the MoonBeam - and might be our last - she will have a FOR SALE sticker on her...ouch that hurt

Have to move forward with the Overlander - decided to keep on our plan with the Hybrid - and we will not need two trailers.

Anon · 07-15-2006, 09:27 PM

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Originally Posted by redeagle313

Hey Lou,

They are 20" tire and wheels, they are the largest diameter that we install on the pickups that are built at FWA (Fort Wayne Assembly).

Preparation is proceeding full-tilt for our late fall launch of the 900 pickup.

Tim

I know all about automation but nothing about what size wheels you guys are putting on them.

I was lucky enough to be transferred back to powertrain a little over a year ago. I used to do a lot of work for CCRW out of the Warren Tech Center. I grew very tired of going to such fun places ass Lordstown, OH., Arlington, TX. and Shreveport, LA.

Now I keep my butt parked at GMPT-Warren all day long. I know what it is like to actually wake up in my own bed for a complete year now.

Anon · 07-15-2006, 10:05 PM

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