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Glassnose Aficionado
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They finally got my glass in so I'm running up Monday afternoon and they'll put it in first thing Tuesday morning. Their parking lot isn't exactly KOA but they have 50 amp and water so I won't be boondocking. Then I have to find someone to tint it the same dark blue. Should ne good to go for Dega the first of October, then to Michigan for a visit and Ohio for the GTG on the way home. Pretty good trip for a 43 year old coach.


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Got the new window in. The guys did amice job. There were 12 other coaches there for service, all big DPs getting fogged windows replaced. My one panel of single pane was $336 so I can't imagine what 8 or 12 double panes must cost. Coach ran great and after some regular maintenance she'll be ready for Talledega then Michigan and Ohio.


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