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Date:         Thu, 17 Jul 1997 08:57 -0600 (MDT)
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From:         BLAINE_BACHMAN%PL-01M3@ccmail.plk.af.mil
Subject:      Re: 97 EV Norcold Fridge Problems

     Actually, it does sound like Norcold/Winnebago is moving to fix your 
     high(?) altitude problem, just not in what you (and certainly I, if in 
     your situation) feel is in a timely fashon.

     
     And, of course, what kind of "flatlander" mentality (given the 
     penchant of camper owners to travel) at VWoA/Winnebago would even 
     consider this an "option"?  Or would consider the arguably more 
     picturesque areas of the US as "high" altitude?  Geesh, let's get a 
     little closer to the tree line before we start invoking the term "high 
     altitude"!

     
     But come to think of it, my Westmoreland-built '86 Golf is a bit of a 
     "kluge" too (but not as much as the Westmoreland-built Rabbits were!).

     
     Another reason why my '91 Westfalia is probably the newest camper I'll 
     ever own.

     
     -Blaine
     '91 Westfalia "Super Chief" aka "Sir Knocks-no-more"
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