Fryday...

As co-host of the WetWesties@FortFlagler campout in April, I would like to thank you for offering to provide an unparalleled entertainment opportunity for our merry group and for driving the equipment needed for this mechanical extravaganza! 

I hope Mark can join us as well but consider tying his hands together for dramatic effect and perhaps a blindfold? 

We look forward to watching the current dashboard R&R record fall!

A

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> On Mar 10, 2017, at 1:10 PM, Neil N <musomuso@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Well, since its friday....
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> A certain well known Vanagon-ite and i recently set out to see how fast we could remove a dash. It took 7 minutes, 45 seconds. Caveats: hes a Vanagon expert, i have removed 3 dashes in my Vanagon career and two obviously make the job go faster. 
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> My point: for any newbs reading this, if you have a helper, actual dash removal shouldnt take that long. But no doubt, the other work takes time.
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> Smart Alec in Oceanside....  ;)
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> Neil
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>> On Friday, March 10, 2017, Andrew Martin <ramblinvan@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> First timers should take their time, label everything, take photos and brag about it at their next van owner's meet up.
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> Neil n
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