Planning a trip to Glacier this summer and was curious on any recommended routes. Thinking of going I-84/I-82/I-90 then get off at US-93 and head up to Hwy-2.I'm still debating if I want to camp on west side or within NP or east side of Glacier. I'm ...
Just traded our 2010 Keystone Outback fiver for '09 Carriage Cameo 35SB3. Went from low-end to high class in one leap. One owner, looks barely used, roof was excellent, no signs of water damage, common wear & tear was next to zero including the carpe...
DRV, Excel, New Horizon, NuWa, and Carriage (if you can find a 2012 or older Carriage).Heartland Bighorn & Big Country and Keystone Montana are extremely popular and see more of them on the road than any other so that must say something positive. I w...
07PSDCREW wrote:Blackcell wrote:beermanjoe wrote:07PSDCREW you must like buying tires?X2. Please tell me you're not wearing Toyo's!35x12.5x20 Toyo Open Country....why?My last two sets were Goodyear Wrangler AT/2 in 275/65/20. Those were nice too. I l...
The CrossRoads units at first seem quite nice..... until you take a closer look and discover that it's on a Lippert Frame (I-beam frame), sub-standard welding, cheap floor structure, bad cabinet construction, no back end cap, etc, etc. Basically slap...
I do the same as most others with a tall step ladder. For the very top where the gel-coat meets the rubber roof I get up on the roof. I guess if you're looking for an easier way then one option is to hire a pro detailer but it'll cost you.
I got the same results when I did mine last summer using Meguiar's 3-step product.Went through several pads but at $28 you can't beat the price and it really works.
