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Subject: Interior heights


Author:
David Lininger
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Date Posted: 06/ 29/ 12, 5:48pm

Could someone measure the minimum interior height on a PT and SP, please? I'm guessing that underneath an a/c unit would be the lowest point, but if there is a lower spot I'd like to know about it.

Thanks.

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[> Subject: Re: Interior heights


Author:
Ernie
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Date Posted: 07/ 3/ 12, 3:00pm

73" to the bottom of my A/C - this is on the narrow PT SP would be different

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