In a message dated 10/20/06 12:26:07 PM Eastern Daylight Time, karl.ploessl@gmail.com writes:
> > disassembling them? > > well, theyre glued together at the westfalia factory, so if you > dissasemble > > them, then they'd be worthless.. > > > > > > chris > > > depends how handy you are: after disassembling them carefully (glued > pieces can be a pain to take apart properly), you can use Ikea style > hardware (available at hardware stores): drill the proper holes (use > of a guide) and off you are... > > i think malcolm was talking about dissasembling them for storage until someone buys them. i dont think he would have much sucess selling a westfalia interior that the cabinets were all taken apart piece by piece. people just want to buy it and install it. they dont want to reassemble something that was never meant to be dissasembled.. just my 2¢ chris who has 3 complete westy interiors here for sale that are all in one piece.. |
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