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Posted by Agent Skelly
Harlequin Caravans are better
rust, peeling paint and simulated woodgrain tape?
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Posted by Samurai
rust, peeling paint and simulated woodgrain tape?
The woodgrain on a Harlequin Caravan is replaced by checkerboard, striped, and plaid contact paper.
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Posted by HarvestmanMan
The woodgrain on a Harlequin Caravan is replaced by checkerboard, striped, and plaid contact paper.
wasn't there one with a nice floral pattern?
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