Have you removed your roof antennas?
Has anyone else removed their roof antennas? When we were cleaning and conditioning the roof, we saw where the antenna was starting to rub and leave marks on the roof. Since we have NEVER used eithe...
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Nvr2loud wrote:Sorry, I wasn't trying for sarcasm.westend wrote:
God forbid that anyone would get in an accident or have a calamity where their rig was totaled. In that situation, though, an insurance adjuster would deduct everything original that is missing from the trailer.
I like your level of sarcasm!
If you remove any standard items and an adjuster has business with you and your trailer, you could be losing money. This happened to me awhile back with a car. The car was in an accident and totalled. Previously, I had replaced the trunk lid with a salvage yard part and since it was not yet painted to the original body color, $500 was deducted from the price of the vehicle.
Save your removed antenna.
