Thanks for the info, but be aware that placing anyone . . . human or animal
. . . in the bed can invite problems due to carbon monoxide. In one
particular case, parents went to take their children out of the bed when
they arrived at their destination, but the children were dead (from CO
poisoning).
Por Favore, Non Mi Rompere i Coglioni. Grazie!
Dick C.
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> From: Rob Agnew <ragnew@islandnet.com>
> To: dakota@ait.fredonia.edu
> Subject: Re: Sliding Rear Window: Yes or No?
> Date: Thursday, September 18, 1997 10:13 PM
>
> At 09:46 PM 9/18/97 -0400, you wrote:
> >When I order my '98 Dakota club cab, should I order the sliding rear
> >window? I know that they provide an easy way for a crook to break in to
> >the vehicle, and I've heard some complaints about them blocking rear
> >vision. Do they help that much with ventilating the truck while you're
> >cruising? Or is the breeze uncomfortable? Thanks.
> >
> >Por Favore, Non Mi Rompere i Coglioni. Grazie!
> >
> >Dick C.
> >
> Dick:
>
> I didn't order the rear sliding window on my '97 clubcab, and I don't
miss
> it. I can get plenty of ventilation simply by opening the door widow...
I
> don't even bother with the opening rear side windows .... of course, when
> it gets hot, I turn on the AC.
>
> If someone wants into your Dak, they can come through the door just as
easy
> as the rear window. If you're concerned, invest in an alarm system. I
did
> and sleep better at night.
>
> If you have a dog, plan to buy a cap and want to talk to him, then a
slider
> in the cab and cap would come it handy.
>
>
> Rob Agnew
> ragnew@islandnet.com
>
> Victoria, B.C.
> Canada
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