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DougZ
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Check this out. It may be the most unusual motor home ever!

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Jim and Tere
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Now, that's interesting. And it worked, apparently rather well, considering all the places he went in it. Thanks for the fascinating article.
Jim


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1985 Regal
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bill h
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I wonder how long the rear tires last.

Whole lotta scrubbin' goin' on.

My tag axle is fairly close to the drive axle, and the tires do not last very long.


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