I just ran across this and have no personal interest or history.

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Our original awning is still going strong. However, I will probably change the fabric this winter. 32 years is probably worth the expense. Out of the way and stores itself.

I have no personal interest and am only sharing in case it helps somebody. Okanagan built the first year B190 and in many cases the only difference is the logo.

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I'm looking for a replacement running board for mine but yours are probably too new. Dang, just down the street from me too! If you do decide to replace them, can you email me a photo?

Maybe this thread will give you something to consider. We are very pleased with ours.

Best of luck.

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I've looked at this post many times, thinking of how it relates to me. We had plenty of pre-race meals this weekend at the PNW Historics event in Seattle. Everything from Kielbasa to Pasta, to Rib eyes and beyond. All good and everytime the racing suit seems to get smaller

No personal interest.

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What does it look like. I put period correct aluminum wheels on my car and 'Ford' badges on the center caps which I located on eBay.

So I took out the old sewer door and installed a storage door, in its place (yet to be painted). This allows me to put my hose in a bin, my gloves, and any attachments. It also allows me to use a longer hose.

1990 Ford Falcon in the PNW. Price seems to be worth considering for somebody without.

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I've never seen a top like that on any Airstream. Looks nice, fresh paint, but I am tempted to call his bluff

No idea. However, they do not appear too complex and if reasonable, I would considered updating mine. If this smoke doesn't leave soon, I may never open the windows again!

Since you are located here in the PNW, I could loan you mine to take into a local window shop in order to recreate one. I am in Bellingham, if interested.

Seat pedestals include swivels and are separate from the seats, with four bolts mounting to the floor.

I've been researching this very topic for some time. It is no easy task, but can be done, by the right person. First two shops I spoke with said no thanks. The third wanted to pull the motor and transmission to repair. A couple mechanics I know said that it will require a significant preparation reg...