door question
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From: Reynoldsburg, Ohio
I'm with you guys about door windows but if given a preference mine would have the glass only in the side cargo doors. I have a partition curtain that can be easily pulled aside when approaching those blind intersections with stop or yield signs only.
Security wise a visible armed alarm warning light and keeping stuff out of sight is probably the best first line of defense. After all if they really want inside there's not a lot we can do that will really keep them out.
I've been hit twice in my own drive way but its because my high-value tools were on full display.
Security wise a visible armed alarm warning light and keeping stuff out of sight is probably the best first line of defense. After all if they really want inside there's not a lot we can do that will really keep them out.
I've been hit twice in my own drive way but its because my high-value tools were on full display.
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From: west coast-BC to Baja
On a 2008 E250cargo with door windowsand new gaskets is a vacuum cleaner driving thru an agricultural area sucking in poison sprays. Gasketing the doors with Wal painter tarps at $1+ stops that....masking tape n hang close the door.
The body/frame flexes door [position so even with new gaskets...
Bought a squirrel cage fan....
The body/frame flexes door [position so even with new gaskets...
Bought a squirrel cage fan....
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