moving an explorer

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From: Byron Davies
Date: Wed, 12 Jul 1989 21:58

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Explorers are road-tested tough. I've had very good experience moving
Explorers by car (Volvo, RX7, and nameless rentals).  The processor
goes in the back, the monitor gets strapped into the passenger seat
facing backwards, and the disk drives go on the floor.  If I was
driving the truck myself, I'd just tie Explorer down in the back of
the truck and not worry about it.  If I didn't know anything about the
truckers I'd repack the Explorer in its original boxes.

	-- Byron

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