[SilverStreak] Larriat camper parts pull

["Bussiere, Curtis L SFC RES USAR TRADOC" <curtis.bussiere@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I am very excited about parting out my recent accusation of a 23" Lariat 
camper. It has been so damaged from a crappy roof, cant believe the roof 
was made of 1/4 inch plywood!
OK for years I prided myself in maintaining original equipment in our 74 
SS, now I am looking forward to the new fridge, replacing the hot water 
heater and possibly replacing the furnace. I quit trusting the SS propane 

furnace a few years ago relying on ceramic heaters. There are other items 
Marie wants also. The new scissor couch looks like it may make the remodel 
list; the stove with overhead microwave will no doubt be installed. The 
biggest Idea of all is swapping out the power supply/transformer. Dont 
worry, although I am inclined to perform mechanical operations safely on my 
own I will consult a reliable electrician prior to upgrading my electrical 
system.

Oh yes I already replaced the water pump and all of my old equipment will 
be available for those who want it. I am not out to make the big bucks just 
come get it or pay the postage. If you insist on gratuity, I do sip domestic 
barley malt from time to time.

Eddie! I am in Houston right now, at the Wyndham at greenspoint. You all 
take care, Curt

----- Original Message -----
From: Eddie <Eddie@Huffstetter.com>
Date: Friday, April 25, 2008 11:36
Subject: Re: [SilverStreak] Dometic fridge
To: sslist@tompatterson.com

> Curt,
> 
> See if the little trailer has tail light lenses.
> 
> I am in need of 6 Dietz 161 red tail light lenses. These are the 
> same ones 
> Tom still has on his Streamline Motor Coach shown on his site and 
> were used 
> on countless RV's, pop-ups, and utility trailers in the 60's. 
> Easily broken, 
> the lenses are a rectangular high-hat protruding and un-protected 
> 5 X 8-1/2 
> inch plastic that stuck way out easily hit or bumped by anything. 
> There may 
> also be pictures on Tom's site that show the lenses on an LED 
> conversion 
> project he documented from my 66 Countess.
> -Eddie-
> Houston, TX
>