4 wheel drive class c

I did that on a little trail called the Rubicon (Not in a motorhome). Set my coffee cup on the winch bumper, 10 minutes later moved forward about 5 feet,
crushed it!!

turbobricklayer wrote:
nice..... but one of these days you'll be going down the road and think, ...now whered i leave my favorite coffee mug?

garyhaupt wrote:
...when I stopped to dump, that two thousand dollar camera and lens was still there.

Holy Moly!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Either switch to a steel bumper and glue a magnet to the bottom of the camera ... or get a cheaper camera. :B

garyhaupt wrote:
..when I stopped to dump, that two thousand dollar camera and lens was still there... Gary

And people say our E-Series Class C's ride hard...

turbobricklayer wrote:
nice..... but one of these days you'll be going down the road and think, ...now whered i leave my favorite coffee mug?

I have a story about that..only it wasn't a coffee mug. And 180k's later...when I stopped to dump, that two thousand dollar camera and lens was still there.


Gary

nice..... but one of these days you'll be going down the road and think, ...now whered i leave my favorite coffee mug?

pnichols wrote:
Gary,

Is that table steel, or can aluminum support a coffee cup? :B

Ohhh ... and what is that black pole sticking up by the driver's side fender?

It is from Aluminess in Ca. A fine piece of equipment with a locking cabinet for the 12,000lb Warn winch.

That pole..is just a pole out in a field of stuff...it is Molson Wa. A living museum of mining and ranching equipment. Great spot.


Gary

Gary,

Is that table steel, or can aluminum support a coffee cup? :B

Ohhh ... and what is that black pole sticking up by the driver's side fender?

And for heavens sake...make sure you get a proper coffee table on it, too.




Gary Haupt

CharlesinGA wrote:
If you don't actively protect it, you will lose it, as several companies have discovered the hard way. Charles

Yeah Buddy: Like Aspirin and Band-Aid...

j-d wrote:

-Lqdskier wrote:
Here is a Class C on a 4X4 chassis located in California.

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/scz/rvs/6153006785.html

I came up "Deleted" but anyhow, there are those (probably many) who refer to any coach as a "Winnebago."

Some brand names become nouns and verbs. Like:

"I'll FedEx it to you."

"I was Hoovering and didn't hear the doorbell."

Or "Xerox this and hand it to Joe". Warning don't use the word Xerox as a verb in a publication. Xerox has people who do nothing but spend all day searching for "illegal" use of their name and you will get a cease and desist nasty gram from them. If you don't actively protect it, you will lose it, as several companies have discovered the hard way.

Charles