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  1. table 1

    table 1

    Shortened the table by 5". Much easier to get in and out, table is lighter and easier to deal with, also just feels a bit more spacious.
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    • front dinette nco
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    • Album: Progress pics on the 65 NCO
  2. tab2

    tab2

    Shortened the table by 5" still plenty there to support the bed.
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    • front dinette nco
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    • Album: Progress pics on the 65 NCO
  3. Nighttime on the Deschutes

    Nighttime on the Deschutes

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    • camping nco
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    • Album: Camping
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    RV LIFE Multisite Forum, Wander The West Found some tubs that fit well in an old (non-bumpout) wardrobe closet

    Found some tubs at the Target that fit nicely in my wardrobe closet. The doors just are able to close and the tubs take up pretty much all the available squarish space. 1970 8' NCO It looks like you can fit 4, but you can't. You will run into the sloped "roof" of the wardrobe. Might make a...
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    RV LIFE Multisite Forum, Wander The West Looking for an opinion on a vintage NCO

    Greetings everyone, New poster but long time lurker with the bug for a vintage Alaskan NCO, I currently camp out 4 seasons, approx. 100 days a year in an 8' contractor canopy that I built out myself. Very comfortable, but my off roading is tearing it apart. Eventually, will be going to full...
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    RV LIFE Multisite Forum, Wander The West Year for my "New" 8 foot Alaskan Camper Non-Cabover?

    Hello folks, I'm a Canadian who has been perusing these forums for the past year or so during my search for an older Alaskan Camper. I've found that there is a lot of in-depth information here from people very experienced with these old beauties, something that I'm glad exists as a resource...
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