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RVs: Keep on Rolling

Written by Dave Clodfelter Wednesday, 25 November 2009 04:02

Tires are what allow us to move our RV from one place to another. Tire failure is one thing that can happen to an RV that puts our lives at risk. There are two things we can do to minimize that risk.

RVs: Looking Good Part Three

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Written by Dave Clodfelter Tuesday, 27 October 2009 03:35

You’ve done your homework and have found pictures of RV graphics that appeal to you. You’ve narrowed it down to three or four colors you really like. The next step is finding a paint shop that can make your dream a reality. And finding one that specializes in painting RVs is going to take a little more homework.

Protect Your Investment Regular Firearm Inspection and Cleaning

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Written by Pete Schilleci Tuesday, 27 October 2009 03:34

Taking your semi-automatic pistol, revolver or shotgun to a qualified gunsmith on a regular basis for inspection and cleaning is the single most important thing the average gun owner can do to ensure it functions safely and stays in mint condition.
The gunsmith has the proper tools, equipment and cleaning supplies, as well the experience, to inspect and clean your firearm in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations.

Cars of the SCV

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Written by Dan Gregg Tuesday, 27 October 2009 03:33

Vehicle: 1964 Buick Riviera
Owners: Dan and Rachel Gregg, Canyon Country
Color: Tawny Mist
Engine: 425 cid

RV Life: Looking Good Part 2

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Written by Dave Clodfelter Wednesday, 30 September 2009 01:52

Last month, I started a series of articles on Looking Good. We finished the first installment with the promise of looking at what a full body paint job should address.
The definition of a full body paint job usually means that 90 percent of the color on an RV is created with paint. The balance will usually be vinyl decals describing the RV and/or its accessories.