RE: [SilverStreak] Trailer Exterior Repair Question

["D Wixom" <spudrocker@xxxxx>]

Hey Eddie I have a photo, where you want it sent?

> From:
Eddie@huffstetter.com
> To: sslist@tompatterson.com
> Subject: Re: [SilverStreak] Trailer Exterior Repair Question
> Date: Mon, 16 Jun 2008 12:34:39 -0500
> 
> D Wixon,
> The eyebrow over the door can be removed by drilling the rivets, 
> straightening, sealing with putty rope, and reaffixed. Torn out holes can be 
> enlarged and larger rivets used. If tearing, it can still be saved. If 
> destroyed simply straighten and use as a pattern. Suitable aluminum sheeting 
> is not too expensive and is available in a rack at most ma and pa hardware 
> stores. The drip eye brow and seal is important for keeping water from 
> running in the top of the door. The top of the door mainly stops blowing 
> rain, but not for flowing water.
> 
> When you can, send a picture off-list and I will help you identify your 
> trailer. At 20 feet it is likely a Prince, Duke, or Duchess depending on 
> what you are measuring. If a 26 foot it is likely a Countess. If it is not 
> anodized, but a shiny skin with a clear coat it will be a 1967 or older. I 
> think all 68 and up are anodized. The roof dent and repair is repairable, 
> but is a lot of work.
> -Eddie-
> Houston, TX
>