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I remember the streamers coming off of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay very well. A moderate Grey County snowfall would be considered a natural disaster in Victoria - schools and businesses were actually shut down a couple of weeks ago after about 2-inches worth fell overnight. But that's they way it is when you live in a city without snowplows. I am indeed in the Navy - probably one of the few sailors who likes to collect green things! A mod tent would be perfect cover (except it has been super windy here this winter), but I doubt that either the neighbours or the bylaw guys would appreciate it in my front yard. Same goes for the CT versions - I just don't have room to put them up. What I am looking for, I think, is more like a form-fitting tarp that I can secure over the Jeep. Mike
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Mike Baker Comox, BC |
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We at the Hammond Barn make good use of used modular tentage. I use it to replace the fabric on my Shelter Logic car shelters and all of us use single center pieces to wrap our other vehicles (mostly the cab). I think that one piece should cocoon your truck quite easily. Let us know when you get to Ottawa and we will introduce you to the Hammond Barn and other local mil vehicle collecting venues.
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RHC Why is it that when you have the $$, you don't have the time, and when you have the time you don't have the $$? |
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Mike Baker Comox, BC |
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I will throw in my 2 cents worth, if you want to store your M38 see about renting a mini storage locker. Many of these places have outside ground access doors and a jeep will fit in a unit. You rent it for the winter and put it in the yard in the summer. Gilles
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