Here She Is. Home At Last.

[msbhammer]

Hey Pablo, its almost X-Mas. Did I tell ya how I just love that rear seat of yours in your V. ;D ;D ;D ;D

[C YENSEN]

well i have been away from the board lately due to a couple of problems, but i wont get into that.

Hammer, looks great man, much better than if you would have taken my old worn out curtains.

Enjoy ;D

[Sean]

Wow, that is nice!!
I want one!!
If you dont mind me asking was the final bill $?$?$$$

[msbhammer]

Thanks CYENSEN.
Paid $200.00 for the curtains. $275.00 for the alterations, cutting, fitting, zippers, buttons, realigning the top, plus one case of beer. ;D

[Blue_Runner]

Hammer - good deal man! Heck of a nice job and sounds like the price was right! The rear curtain does do wonders on the engine noise.

Only thing I see wrong - and I think you can fix it - you might need to invest in some drapes for those anniversary cruises....you know, just you and Lisa. Otherwise, boats will be banging into each other as they pass by... ;D

Good job dude! I feel sure quite a few viewers are jealous right now.

[msbhammer]

Yo Blue, you been talking to my wifey. She said the same thing last night. ;D
;D ;D ;D

[Blue_Runner]

Matter of fact I... :-X

;D ;D ;D ;)

[Blue_Runner]

Hey MSB - one thing I just noticed, on those zippers that hold the back curtain in. If you have trouble with those staying zipped down you could do like one of my friends and fashion a lenghth of heavy mono with snap swivels on both ends. Then hook one to the zipper head and another to somewhere around that rear bimini mount. Holds his zippers down nicely. Mine has snaps instead of zippers on that part.

[msbhammer]

Thats a pretty good idea you got there Blue. Thanx. ;D

[Blue_Runner]

You are talking about the drapes, arent you? :D