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408 viewsPhoto-stitched panoramic view of campground. A little less than 180-degree view.
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407 viewsStitched panorama of the micro-cars and dubs.
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405 viewsFour-banger version. Gorgeous paint!
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405 viewsBella, Ronin, & Antonette playing in the field.
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404 viewsLooking down at the driver's side.
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404 viewsMy jig so I can make more.
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403 viewsKen and Susan driving Martin's Squareback and fully loaded with camping gear.
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403 viewsInstalled and what it is. Simply a tray that installs under the dash. My particular model uses a synthetic webbing inside the frame. Rubber trim surrounds the metal frame on the front and sides while the back is black metal trim.
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403 viewsBella a.k.a. Monkey
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402 viewsThe Spyder's twin-plug, six-cylinder Porsche engine.
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402 viewsLined up on the street with the St. John's park and Willamette River in the background.
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400 viewsJohn's air-bagged and mega-stereo ride was a big hit, especially with the 'younger' crowd.
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400 viewsYep, proof I was there.
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399 viewsJohn's girl.
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396 viewsThe DDBers, along with my baby.
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396 viewsLooking underneath at how it stays in: Four pointed screws push into the carpeting and, if really snugged tight, into the skin of the car. This is the front right corner and there's a screw at each corner. Thus the parcel tray is basically held in via expansion...it's pushes on the sides of the cabin wall.
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