My Motovan Build/Project (WARNING LOTS OF PICS)
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Nope ... Not playful enough for me.... she is pretty chill. I am rarely home so she only gets to go out a couple times a day and two months with dog responsibilities is long enough for me thanks
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Quote Originally Posted by Petarded
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Nope ... Not playful enough for me.... she is pretty chill. I am rarely home so she only gets to go out a couple times a day and two months with dog responsibilities is long enough for me thanks

makes sense....it is a big responsibility.....something about dogs though that gets me....I'm gonna need a big piece of property with a barn so I can take in dogs like this....good luck finding her a good home!
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#73
I have a soft spot for dogs I'll stop and feed a dog a cOuple double cheeseburgers before I will a person call me crazy but that's how I feel
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#74
Dropped the dog off with her great new owner last night who knew rowdy... either small world or rowdy is a big deal here in the atl... you choose.
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Quote Originally Posted by joeltan
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How did you secure the wall to the sides and floor? I know this is stupid question but i just dont feellike thinking how to do it

I added a small wood spacer on the left beam/bulkhead to make the wall mostly straight (The support beams weren't lined up perfectly)... screwed the wooden wall to the beams with self tapping metal screws. Then I used some metal L brackets to the floor and divider wall (on the backside) so that the impact of the front wheel into the wall wouldn't cause the wall to flex.





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