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Bill and Linda


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For those of you with a nice new tow vehicle, or maybe an older one with some dents, and are pretty “brave,” this might be “interesting.”  No recommendation – Just info.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/cars/2013/07/28/line-x-rhino-coatings-bedliner/2588539/

Bill

Edit by moderator: Re-assigned the link to another window because the "back-arrow" at the site would now allow a return to RV Dreams.  Terry



-- Edited by Terry and Jo on Monday 29th of July 2013 09:28:37 AM

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Terry and Jo


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To explain my comment on Bill's post, when I went to that site to "check" the content, I was unable to return to RV Dreams by using the "back-arrow" route.  It was keeping me on their site and simply switching to different videos.  I had to actually close the browser to exit from the site.  Therefore, I re-assigned Bill's link so that it would open in a "new window."  It is for this reason that we prefer that all links be set to open within new windows instead of going directly to the site within the original window.

Instructions for inserting internet links into forum posts can be found at this site:

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Hate those links that capture you like that!

Bill,
One could do their whole rig in that!! Stealth RVing!

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