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We are due to get our new Lance 1995 a few days before this event. Newbies. What a way to get started! It was a no brainer...plus it's my birthday. My husband is off the hook, new TT, vacation, concert, air show and meeting new friends. He's already done his shopping. We didn't know what SWAG was either?!! Really excited.

We are looking forward to the LA County Air Show. See you there

Really sorry for your loss. Tough times. Saw photos you posted of your grandchildren. Seeing them will be better than the air show. Hope to meet you at anothre rally.

LOA/Air Show Rally Attendees: Watch your DIALOG/PM box at the upper right of each page for the MESSAGE BOARD! It's up and going as of last Friday!

Look for Dialog/PM!!! Your Air Show Rally Committed... and in the Cracked Lane... Originally Posted by Lancealot: Still watching!

I wish we could... The PC rally is scheduled every year the same time as Sun 'n Fun air show in Lakeland, FL. Marcia is committed, as chair person for all the volunteers at the workshops and will be dry camping in a cow pasture for a week or so preparing for opening day and stay till after the show closes. At the present time, Angela and Gordon White of Truck Camper Magazine are camped in our front yard. They will be attending the PC rally. We went to our favorite Italian restaurant for...

Does anyone have an idea on what the temps have been like and/or are expected to be there? I noticed Payson was about 88 degrees the other day around 2pm which will be pretty toasty without air. Thoughts?

It’s usually about 10 degrees cooler than Payson and the temps at Woods Canyon swing about 30 degrees. The forecast as of today calls for low to mid 80’s during the day and the 50’s at night so bring long pants and long sleeve shirts. We always have jackets. If it rains the temps will drop another 10-15 degrees. rob

FYI there is a significant gain in elevation 2610 ft. between Payson at 4890 ft. and Aspen Camp at 7500 ft. You will know that as you chug up that last hill to reach the top of the rim. It will be a lot cooler than Yuma Sgt.

Tim, we Yu-MEN don't need to worry about warm temps like those pansies in Phoenix do! We can wear shorts until it gets down to 45 degrees, and then maybe a hooded sweat shirt will keep us warm around the fire. Ha-ha-ha!!!!!!!!!!

Such a great time! Everyone, and I truly mean everyone, was as fabulous as you would expect. I'll post all of my thoughts on that in the appropriate after-party thread when it shows itself. However, I need to discuss trains, raccoons, coyotes, & lions. Yep, you read that right - raccoons. So after 2 nights in a tent I actually got used to the continuous sounds of trains, coyotes, & lions, but this morning at 5:10 when I crawled out of my tent to start loading my car for the drive...

Hey peeps.... Here for the New Years by the Colorado river. It’s cloudy, 51 and expect to be in the 30’s tonite. Great air quality! A couple of rigs pulled out and headed back to Florida for warmth....Should be heating up over the next couple of weeks....

So I have a brand new Fantastic Vent with all hardware (white) that I can't use. I do not have the patience, or desire, to fashion some brackets for it to mount it like a Maxx Air cover, and I'm not going to drill into the roof. The shipping on it back to CW is more than it's worth. I regret not doing the research, and thinking about the fact that Lance clamps the Fantastics in. Anyhow, if anyone attending this soiree has any interest in it, let me know and I'll bring it. See ya'll soon.

BBD, they don't have to screw to the roof. When I did mine I made aluminum angle brackets and attached them to the vertical section of the fan housing. It's a bit more work but do able! Give it a second thought! To bad we had to cancel or we could have installed it! Maybe someone will help you. Good luck BobnRobin

Thanks a bunch. Maybe I will reconsider...

BBD, Attached is a video on the install of the cover, the only thing is, DON'T drill holes in the top as shown in the video. What you have to do, is go inside your trailer and drop the inside shroud to get to the ends of the bracket bolts. You may need an assistant inside to put lock washers and nuts on the bolt ends. May want to add a dab of (none perminent) glue to prevent nuts from backing off. Then put inter shroud backup and you're done! Easy? < https://youtu.be/4UQSR6wMehE >

Thanks again!