RV sign language saves time and space

Roger Conley (left) and his friend Richard (both from Reese Michigan) joke around at a recent Coachmen rally. Like many RVers Roger wanted to display he and his wife's name and where they are from. Nancy and Roger were relaxing under the awning one day and came up with this brilliant idea. Instead of the usual hand carved sign, he attached a weatherproof sign to the side of his slide-out. He used rivets to hold the sign in place and it it slides in and out past the rubber gaskets no problem.He doesn't have to store a sign every time he breaks camp or remember to put it out when he sets up. It's a self deploying "automatic" sign that's easy to install. You can make the sign yourself or have a sign shop make one for you. If you have an unusually long name and a short slide, you have a problem, but you could always run it vertically.

Signing off - Jim Twamley, Professor of RVing

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Grandma and Grandpa Love Their RV
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