zip Dee awning

[Ed Hackenbruch]

Just posted my patio awning for sale.

[RJ]

Ed -

Why did you decide to sell your ZipDee awning?

[Ed Hackenbruch]

RJ, Quit using the one on the 5A and sold it, haven't used this one either. Would rather replace it with a window awning. Thought that during the course of our travel i might find somebody that wants it.   

[Jim Blackwood]

Little too far to go after it. Oh well.

Jim

[Ed Hackenbruch]

 Jim, we might be going to Ft. Benning Ga. in late Sept. or Oct.  won't know for sure until then. Too many things that may affect our travel plans right now. Will probably be in Montana around the 1st of Sept.  after that?  Will keep you in mind if things work out. Ed

[Jim Blackwood]

OK Ed. I haven't decided what I want to do about an awning but even a 20 footer would be better than what I have and as I recall they tend to cost a bit more than that. So yeah, count me as interested.

Jim

[chessie4905]

Dad went with 4 Zip Dee window awnings. Said they were more benefit in Florida and Arizona.

[dtcerrato]

Window awnings are very handy. For shade on the chosen windows and also rain protection when those shaded windows are left open. We have two window awnings on the opposite side the large patio awning is on.

[luvrbus]

I went the ZIP DEE package on my Eagle with the patio awning and wished I went with all window awnings Zip Dees are pricey in case people think 800 bucks is to steep for a used awning. Lol Sonja found a bargain on 4 Zip Dee patio awning at a Bus'n USA rally in Oregon and I had to deal hauling those around all summer, Her Zep Dee awning buy is how I met Bobofthenorth ( Bob Evans) he drove from FL to Az to get one.Sonja would buy anything that was a bargain 

[dtcerrato]

Sounds a lot like my wife who lives for thrift stores & garage sales. But I have to admit after 47 years together she usually surprises me with the stuff she finds at her happy place thrift/garage and brings home and asks me - "thought of you, can you use this?"
Holy Cow! YES! Lol

[luvrbus]

Sounds a lot like my wife who lives for thrift stores & garage sales. But I have to admit after 47 years together she usually surprises me with the stuff she finds at her happy place thrift/garage and brings home and asks me - "thought of you, can you use this?"
Holy Cow! YES! Lol

Sonja does me too,we were in Texas after Eagle left the bus market and a bus lot had 2 non rusty 05 Eagles setting on the lot so stopped and the guy how much since I was looking for parts bus he $22,000 ea since they were in to good of shape to part out I said thank you walked out.She was looking since he was a antquie dealer to,she shows up in about 20 mintues and asked how are we going to get the buses home .I told  her I didn't even buy one lol she said I bought both and told her I did not want to pay that much lol she paid $10,000 for both buses  both had new engines from Stewart and Stevenson a DD dealer in Texas

[chessie4905]

Is that where the cast iron tub came from?

[Van]

Is that where the cast iron tub came from?

Nope! Tub came from 2nd floor  storage unit in Vegas, that sucker was heavey after a full day at work

[chessie4905]

Yeah, moved one out of house several years ago. Real workout going down the steps.

[Van]

Yeah, moved one out of house several years ago. Real workout going down the steps.

Man am I glad I didn't volenteer to load that thing in Cliffs bus, was knocking out some miles on the way to the Great state of Georgia at the time.