[VAC] Re: Replacement Refrigerator

["Maxwell" <maxwell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

It's best to cool it down the night before, put in your cold/frozen items
and then turn it off once you are ready to hit the road & while driving.
It's insulated well enough to stay cold as long as you don't open the door a
bunch.

You know all those little signs at the gas stations regarding open flames &
smoking?  Imagine pulling in there with your propane pilot light on in your
fridge...won't explode everytime, but once would ruin your day!

Shari
'64 GlobeTrotter