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VIP Treatment at Canyon Country Carwash

Written by The Magazine of Santa Clarita Monday, 29 August 2011 15:05

Canyon Car Wash offers excellent service, friendly staff, and state of the art facilities. There are services for every vehicle and every budget. They accept all competitors’ coupons and are competitively priced. Customers can wait inside the air-conditioned store area, enjoying a drink and watching the cars being washed through the large windows.

RV Life: First Impressions

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Written by Dave Clodfelter Monday, 29 August 2011 15:05

It’s a cruel fact that we are all victims of first impressions. Within the RV community, this usually means we are what we are driving, or towing. New, old, long, short, or the number of air conditioners on top: others start wondering who we are and what we’re like. When we pull into the RV park, we are, so to speak, putting our best foot forward. A clean, sharp-looking RV will be a positive first impression.

The Final Touch: Kenworth Truck Restoration

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Written by The Magazine of Santa Clarita Thursday, 21 July 2011 13:52

Final Touch Coach Works is known for quality repair and paint of all types of motorhomes, but that doesn’t mean the Final Touch team doesn’t enjoy a new challenge every now and then. The RV collision center is currently working on the final phase of a frame-up restoration – the period-accurate paint scheme and re-assembly of a Kenworth K-100 big rig truck.
It’s the dream project of Paul J. Cox, a British transplant working as a specialist in the U.S. designing electronics for recording studios. Cox fell in love with the Kenworth K-100 when he was a young boy visiting the United States with his parents. His affinity for the big rig was later sealed by the American television show BJ and the Bear, a popular series in 1979 that featured the truck in each and every episode.

Is Your Check Engine Light On?

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Written by The Magazine of Santa Clarita Tuesday, 28 June 2011 11:17

When it comes to your car’s “check engine” light being on, or going on and off, many people think that it is because the car or truck needs an oil change soon, or that it just might be a simple emission item that will not hurt to take care of later. That kind of thinking can end up costing you a considerably higher repair bill than if you would have taken care of it when it started to appear.

RV Life: First Impressions

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Written by Dave Clodfelter Tuesday, 28 June 2011 11:11

We are all victims of first impressions. In the RV community, we are often judged by what we are driving or towing. New, old, long, short—even the number of air conditioners on top—prompts others to wonder who we are, and what we’re like. When we pull into an RV park, we are, so to speak, putting our best foot forward. A clean, sharp-looking RV will be a positive first impression.