Would like to replace my barrel chairs by a dinette.
Will buy and pay for shipping to Florida
Thanks
Ron
want to buy a dinette for my y2k Chinook concourse (Florida
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Re: want to buy a dinette for my y2k Chinook concourse (Flo
Hi,Concourse St Tropez wrote:Would like to replace my barrel chairs by a dinette.
Will buy and pay for shipping to Florida
Thanks
Ron
The member of this group "Phil" was looking to change his dinette for club chairs back in July. Perhaps you could swap. Here was his message:
"You mention you took out your club chairs and table. I am look for some to change out with my dinette. Are you interested in selling them?
Thanks
Phil"
Clay
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Santa Barbara, CA
2001 Concourse
Santa Barbara, CA
Re: want to buy a dinette for my y2k Chinook concourse (Flo
I'd like to swap out my dinette for something else. Take out the carpet too. I've been intimidated by the over all project so far though. I do frequent florida though... maybe we can work together my next trip out there?
Re: want to buy a dinette for my y2k Chinook concourse (Flo
Not to minimize, because projects are always projects; but taking out the dinette and/or club chairs is pretty much a "modular" operation requiring not much more than a screwdriver.
(Although I have not removed a dinette; but I have removed/replaced the club chairs and bases a few times, plus the little table between them.)
Even now having gone much further "into" my rig, I have not once found anything that could not be removed/replaced fairly easily and logically with basically a screwdriver, a #1 and #2 Robertson bit, and a #2 Phillips bit.
I think the only thing I'd rather not remove is the shower stall, simply because it's so large and bulky.
(Although I have not removed a dinette; but I have removed/replaced the club chairs and bases a few times, plus the little table between them.)
Even now having gone much further "into" my rig, I have not once found anything that could not be removed/replaced fairly easily and logically with basically a screwdriver, a #1 and #2 Robertson bit, and a #2 Phillips bit.
I think the only thing I'd rather not remove is the shower stall, simply because it's so large and bulky.
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Re: want to buy a dinette for my y2k Chinook concourse (Flo
Manitou wrote:I'd like to swap out my dinette for something else. Take out the carpet too. I've been intimidated by the over all project so far though. I do frequent florida though... maybe we can work together my next trip out there?
Sorry for late answer....
What colour is your dinette ?
It would be cool to meet in FL
Re: want to buy a dinette for my y2k Chinook concourse (Flo
White leather. You?
Re: want to buy a dinette for my y2k Chinook concourse (Flo
I am still looking for barrel chairs and drop down table if you them for sale.
Thanks,
Phil
Thanks,
Phil
Re: want to buy a dinette for my y2k Chinook concourse (Flo
I'm still very interested in the chairs and table.
Are you still thinking of coming to Florida anytime soon or shipping them?
Thanks,Phil
Are you still thinking of coming to Florida anytime soon or shipping them?
Thanks,Phil
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Re: want to buy a dinette for my y2k Chinook concourse (Flo
I will be in FL but the Chinook is in France... I intended to pack and ship.a.dinette from FL to France if I found one.
To send the club lounge would be too costly.
You must camp alone if you have a club lounge...the sofa is horrible for 2
To send the club lounge would be too costly.
You must camp alone if you have a club lounge...the sofa is horrible for 2
