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Re: Good Sam RV GPS
Great news DandV, thanks for the detailed report! By the way, never drive through California (and I think Michigan) with the suction cup mounting on the GPS - it's against the law and I had a friend get dinged - I tried to warn him but he thought I was being silly LOL WoodGlue
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Re: Good Sam RV GPS
Originally Posted by WoodGlue: Great news DandV, thanks for the detailed report! By the way, never drive through California (and I think Michigan) with the suction cup mounting on the GPS - it's against the law and I had a friend get dinged - I tried to warn him but he thought I was being silly LOL WoodGlue That's good to know. With family in Monterey County, it's a virtual certainty that we'll bring our TT to CA eventually. Don
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Re: LOA East Coast Rally (ECR7) 7
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