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I'll help - but, it really is a very simple install. Bill

I have a new set of rear wheel well liners that fit late model Ford F-150's. This includes all mounting hardware, instructions, and (of course) liners for both the passenger and driver sides. Price - FREE But, you need to let me know your interest or I'm not going to bring them to the Rally. Bill

What you need is one of these But, be a bit careful in that there are some of these water stations that have a sign stating something like "the filling of RV tanks is prohibited". Bill

Vish - Yes, an Oliver model similar to the Elite I is in the works and most likely will be presented at the October Oliver Owner's Rally during the third week of October. Bill

So? What's the "problem"? They got the water hose OVER the electric cord, they got the sewer hose positioned such that it has a "P" trap. Everything is nicely coiled so as to reduce tripping hazzards.

Try THIS THREAD for more info on colored Olivers Bill

If that were the case then Glacier would not be full either. They got a bunch of those furry creatures up there - at least everywhere we went both inside and outside the Park. Bill p.s. enjoy the heck out of that area - it's special

For those that have never had the chance to see the interior of the Outlaw Oliver, be sure to look around during this short video. Steve and Tali have switches for switches and extra "lifts" for the beds that increase storage room a bunch. Bill

Also - do you have solar panels? Do you have a solar panel cut-off switch? do you have an inverter? Is it on or off? do you have a fridge that runs off DC power (i.e. a three way fridge)? If yes then what setting is the fridge on (a/c, d/c, or propane? Bill

Thanks Mike - I couldn't remember his Forum name for the life of me. Bill

Somewhere here on the Forum there are pics of the colored Ollies, the stories behind them and the story as to why they are not produced. Bill

I spied an LE II headed West on Interstate 40 just West of Asheville, NC late this morning - of course the Ollie was white but the pickup towing it was a dark grey. Bill

Charlie "used to be" a member of the Forum. I say "used to be" because I've not seen him on the Forum for several years now. After just getting back from a bit over two months on the road it might take me a couple of days to see if I can find his Forum name. Bill

About noon today on Interstate 80 I was headed East and a white truck towing a white LE 2 was headed West near Laramie, WY. And, a wonderful couple paid for dinner tonight as both of us are overnighting at Cabela's, Sidney, NB. 2 in less than 12 hours!

Sometimes Mother Nature has a very kind way of saying "Good morning".

There are times that I feel exactly the same way with regards to being out in the world! Bill

Sorry for all the hassle getting to the source of these brake problems. If it helps - I was thinking of you yesterday as I fished the Middle Fork of the Wood River. Bill

Not a bad life first thing in the morning. However, they seem to like scratching their faces on the rear bumper at 5:30 in the morning!

A bit of rain last night with a low temp of 51 degrees at Lower Sunshine Reservoir just outside Meteetse, WY.

I assume that to clean the Vortex - all you have to do is powerwash it? Bill

Lamar - The two people that you seek are: Jason Essary and Scott Oliver. A polite phone call to Jason to get the ball rolling is how I'd suggest proceeding - 888-526-3978. Jason would be good because he was the central contact for sales by by both the internal and external sales unit that Oliver utilized. Also, the Service department reports to him. If he is not in his office then ask for his email and go that route. Good luck! Bill

There IS an Oliver that has black truck bed liner spray on it and I believe that at least at one time this Oliver actually belonged to one of the Oliver's. I'm sure that Jason Essary would remember it and might even have a pic or two. I was surprised that it didn't look as bad as I thought it would. However, why get a new trailer sprayed right off the bat? Let it get dinged up a bit and then spray it or get PPF applied initially to reduce the dings (assuming that you intend to do some gravel roads and the like). Bill

I guess that you've never actually met ScottyGS!

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