Eddie -- I can carry the whole door away, recycle it as garden art, and do the surgery to
take off just the parts you need, if he's willing to hang onto it till mid-December -- do
you think that would work as a plan to offer? I know it seems like a long time away but
believe me, it'll be here before we know it! I'd enjoy a nice run out to that part of the
world, I like Joshua Tree and the road over from Apple Valley, but I can't get away just
now. Let me know if this will work, and I'll firm up my travel plans.
--Sarah
> Sarah,
> I have not made the deal yet. Hoping he will take $100 for the door, but
> then I don't know if he is willing or even capable of removing four face
> screws and two edge screws with a phillips #2 screw driver. The handle is in
> a long rectangle opening and once the screws are out it litterally will fall
> out. I never removed one of the round glass which is in a rubber channel
> like the old cars, but worst case just a razor blade will cut the rubber
> either side and release the glass. The rubber is probably too old and stiff
> like me to try and save anyway and it's real standard. I just don't want to
> approach him for the deal without some plan to offer him.
>
> He only has a loose door. He does not have the trailer for a long time. He
> can't even remember what kind it was.
>
> -Eddie-