Pontoon Boat & Deck Boat Forum

Here's a pic of our new camper, a 26 foot Sprinter with a slide out. First trip out with it and the toon we camped with my cousin who has a camper and power boat. I decided to tube off her boat and was having a great time,,,,,,,,, until she dumped me and my middle and ring finger got twisted in the tube handle and broke both. We still had a great weekend and the new camper and toon look like quite a package going down the road. Moral of the story, stay behind your toons and avoid those damn speed boats, they are dangerous!

Looks real nice. The slides make a world of diffrence when you are all in there at the same time.

Nice!

Nice!!!

Keep those fingers out of your nose next time!

Walt, I really don't know what your talking about,,,,,,,,,,

Nice rig especially with the slid out..........congrats wish I had one...........
doc

Nice looking Rig. Hope you enjoy it as much as we have ours. We use ours about 120-130 days a year from May until November. Boat the same.
Not a good Picture but the best I have on Flicker.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/24589494@N ... 062293934/

Maybe a little better and you can browse both sites.

http://s244.photobucket.com/albums/gg15/cbavier/



Guess I'm itching for summer and we still have a few months to go and a ton of home work to do this Spring that has been neglected.

Here is our latest addition.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/24589494@N ... 681085300/

vikash12 wrote:In Louisiana, there are special procedures which must be followed in medical malpractice cases. For example, in Louisiana, a claim must be filed with the State before a lawsuit can be filed. This claim is then reviewed by a panel of three Louisiana doctors, who give an opinion about whether any health care provider committed malpractice.Only after the panel has reached its decision can a lawsuit be filed. There are many complicated details to this Louisiana panel procedure, and many traps for the inexperienced Louisiana attorney

WTF ?

PlaynDoc wrote:

vikash12 wrote:In Louisiana, there are special procedures which must be followed in medical malpractice cases. For example, in Louisiana, a claim must be filed with the State before a lawsuit can be filed. This claim is then reviewed by a panel of three Louisiana doctors, who give an opinion about whether any health care provider committed malpractice.Only after the panel has reached its decision can a lawsuit be filed. There are many complicated details to this Louisiana panel procedure, and many traps for the inexperienced Louisiana attorney

WTF ?

X2 wtf?

damn spammers, I got him!

must not have been much of an attorney trolling the net..............doc

Nice travel trailer. You'll be glad you stepped up and got the fiberglass side panels. Just keep'em waxed good and the clean the roof yearly.

My travel trailer has aluminum side panels, and there's no way to keep the black streaks off. I really need to take time to drag it back 300 miles from the Blue Ridge mountains and paint it.

My trailer was perfectly presentable when I bought it in 1996. Now, everyone has high line fifth wheels and motor homes in our campground. We feel like the Beverly Hillbillies.

Your trailer will age very well.

Bamaman wrote:Nice travel trailer. You'll be glad you stepped up and got the fiberglass side panels. Just keep'em waxed good and the clean the roof yearly.

My travel trailer has aluminum side panels, and there's no way to keep the black streaks off. I really need to take time to drag it back 300 miles from the Blue Ridge mountains and paint it.

My trailer was perfectly presentable when I bought it in 1996. Now, everyone has high line fifth wheels and motor homes in our campground. We feel like the Beverly Hillbillies.

Your trailer will age very well.

SIMPLE GREEN will remove all those streaks in a flash. Just spray it on and wipe it off. We get it at Family Dollar. Warning though it will clean it completely (everything) including removing any wax you have on it.