The ol' girl gets a new cover...
The ol' girl gets a new cover...
01-15-2004, 03:28 PM
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He gave me a price, but it was for both covers. I am having him figure them individually as we speak.
PM me if you want the info.
They are VERY cost effective compared to other quotes I got.
I guess that is one benefit of living out here in the middle of nowhere.
PM me if you want the info.
They are VERY cost effective compared to other quotes I got.
I guess that is one benefit of living out here in the middle of nowhere.
01-15-2004, 03:40 PM
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Very nice SOB 
(You've got a PM). Did you get them made after seeing HotDuck's Glad pics? I liked all of his cover shots as well and seriously considering investing in a set. Right now I have no covers at all 
(You've got a PM). Did you get them made after seeing HotDuck's Glad pics? I liked all of his cover shots as well and seriously considering investing in a set. Right now I have no covers at all
01-15-2004, 03:43 PM
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Yes I did. His canvas shop is in Maryland though, a bit for for me to tow.
These guys have done truck tarps, boat covers, awnings in front of business, and even made me a roll-up awning for my race trailer before. They are used to big stuff.
My race trailer awning was 40' long and 12' wide. I rolled up to attach to the side of the trailer. Very slick.
These guys have done truck tarps, boat covers, awnings in front of business, and even made me a roll-up awning for my race trailer before. They are used to big stuff.
My race trailer awning was 40' long and 12' wide. I rolled up to attach to the side of the trailer. Very slick.
