Rear corner panel replace

[Al and Missy]

I bought a suction cup puller at Harbor Freight and used it on several dents around a big crease on my lower rear corner segment. You need an air compressor to use it, but it pulled out one that looked worse than this. Its about $80. Worth a try. One of the two cups needs to fit inside the dent.

Al

[shepherd57]

Streamquest

My curbside wrap is 40 inches from where it meets the side rear storage compartment to the bumper. I think the width is the same. I called Inland and the girl that I talked to didn't even know what a 32.5 was, After we got that straight she said she thought the wrap was about $475.00. That seems just a bit overpriced to my old mind.

I am just about finished with the outside still have to paint the spare tire cover. Have to order some 1.1/2 dark grey molding insert on Monday.

[mayco]

Big job when youre not tooled up to do it on a regular basis. Looks great, makes those tail lights look even better!

[streamquest]

Shepherd,

Of the few pieces that I might have thought these things shared in common, the banana wraps would be among them.
The 370 banana wrap on Airstream Supply is priced at $199.00. Last time I spoke with them they seemed to know what was happening. I'd try giving them a call. See if they'll put a tape measure to it.

Classic Motorhome 1979-1996

Charly

[shepherd57]

Mike
I have been walking around this like a cat with a 300 pound canary since we got the coach.So I just decided to jump in with some prodding from the wife.It turned out pretty good, There where a few detours along the way but everything worked out.

I am going to change out the front coil springs would it be possible to have them drop shipped to you and I could pick them up on my way to Sturgis in Aug.

Charly

I talked to them last early week they took My Number and said they check on it and call me haven't heard back

[mayco]

No problem. Ill send you my address. So are you going to get rid of the air bags and use some sort of upgraded springs?

[shepherd57]

No I will still use the air bags on the front, I put new bags in when we got the coach. But the springs are pretty much wore out I think the air bags just add a bit of extra capacity lets face it these bread vans chassis are right their max

[mayco]

Yep. Ive read others who have put heavier duty springs in to try and eliminate the bags. I guess for one less maintenance item. I dont think I would do it, but thats just me. It was designed with bags soooo...I figure better keep it that way.