Texas Body Shop.

[Gregory OConnor]

Not accusation, just an observation. I look at the backup camera
too much when in a slow turn. Its a bad habbit I'm sure and one I
fear will result in swinging the butt of my bus into a close
obstical.
Greg94pt
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> Nope, it wasn't me that hooked an 18 wheeler. The two that were
on the sides of me did not have any white paint on them. They were
other colors so I know it was not one of them. someone else had
been in that road side space next to me and probably moved when they
realized they had contacted my coach.
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> If that was an accusation you just made against me I am irritated
that you would do that, if not, then accept my apology for
misunderstanding.
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> Ron Thompson -Waller, Tx.
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> 1995 WLWB 42'Blue Bird
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> --- On Mon, 10/13/08, Gregory OConnor wrote:
> From: Gregory OConnor
> Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: Texas Body Shop.
> To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Monday, October 13, 2008, 12:22 PM
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> I think RandyDupree has the molds or bumpers ????? 352
538 3435. the
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> fins in the vent are just rested in the track so you may want to
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> remove the loose ones that may otherwise fall off. Could be that
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> you hooked the 18 wheeler? you sound too convincing in your
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> Greg94ptCa
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> --- In WanderlodgeForum@ yahoogroups. com, Ron Thompson

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> > Well the unthinkable happened. On my way from Waller, Tx. just
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> outside of Houston, Tx. I stopped on I-10 in Beaumont at the Petro
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> Truck stop on the West side of Beaumont. since there is no
parking
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> for a 42 footer in the front of the Restaurant area, I parked in
one
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> of the 18 wheeler spaces in the rear and went inside to have lunch
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> with my wife. When I parked there was an 18 wheeler on the right
or
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> Curb side of me and none on the left or Road side. When I came
out
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> there were 18 wheelers on both sides and it was kind of a tight
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> squeeze. I got in and backed very carefully out and didn't touch
a
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> thing and was happy that it was going so well. I was on my way to
a
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> Cooper reunion in Newton, TX. I arrived there and hooked
everything
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> up and got my minivan off the tilt up trailer I was pulling and
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> everything looked good. I never noticed anything wrong. The next
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> day one of my kin folk was looking over my RV and he asked "What
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> happened there?" I
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> > said where and he pointed to the road side rear end of my RV
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> lo and behold there was a big chunk of the rear fiber glass bumper
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> broken off and the road sheet metal had been pushed in slightly
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> the vent screen was pulled out about 3 inches. White paint was on
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> the sheet metal indicating something white had hit and scraped
it .
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> The sheet metal damage appeared to have been hit first and then
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> driver of the 18 wheeler realized what had happened and tried to
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> back up and caught the fiberglass bumper and broke off about 14
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> > I am asking all of you if you know of a good body shop that is
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> experienced in body work on RV's in or near Houston, TX.
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> one that is experienced on WanderLodges.
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> > I thank you all for your help.
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> > Ron Thompson -Waller, Tx.
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