or why you should take your lunch with you to an assembly plant
8/14 - 9/1
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We ran back to the motorhome and grabbed lunch. When we got back, we had a back wall, a passenger side wall, and a drivers side wall. You will also notice that there really isn't much to those walls. I guess I was equally surprised - I had forgotten that all of our coach was in slides. The only "solid structure" was the bathroom, the rear closet and the 3 or 4 feet back from the front.
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| This is the passenger side from the front. Is that really a wall? |
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| Driver's side by the bathroom, looking forward |
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| Bathroom structure |
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| Rear wall |
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| Moving into scaffolded section |
Once the coach moves into the scaffolded section, your viewing opportunities become very limited. The area is designated a Hard Hat Area and not having them with us told us it was time to take a break.
What happens in the next three stations isn't really a mystery, however. The next areas are roof, ceiling, and slide prep. Any cabinets attached to the front or back walls are attached. All of these stations were complete by the time I came in the next morning.
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