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Old 04-17-2007, 02:02 PM   #1
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I just had a converstation with someone who made a plate, that he hung on his ladder, where he could put signs and stickers. (Like irv2 and FMCA stickers) The only problem was it interfered with climbing the ladder. I told him that I cut a piece of Lexan and screwed it to the bottom of my licence plate. Other than the fact that mine's too small to fit my irv2 sticker, (I'll make a new one a bit longer) it's a good way to attach thing to your MH without actually putting it ON the MH.

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I just had a converstation with someone who made a plate, that he hung on his ladder, where he could put signs and stickers. (Like irv2 and FMCA stickers) The only problem was it interfered with climbing the ladder. I told him that I cut a piece of Lexan and screwed it to the bottom of my licence plate. Other than the fact that mine's too small to fit my irv2 sticker, (I'll make a new one a bit longer) it's a good way to attach thing to your MH without actually putting it ON the MH.

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Old 04-17-2007, 05:19 PM   #3
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OH Chandler, where is your IRV sticker? Shame on you!
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Hi Max! That's why I need a larger piece of lexan...Gotta get my irv2 sticker on there! I just can't put anything on the bumper...It looks to good nekkid!

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