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Comment by Sue Thein on October 22, 2013 at 11:22am

Yes, I worked there for 25 years and retired 1 1/2 years  ago. 

Comment by Jeff Jarvis on October 22, 2013 at 9:00am

Hi Sue, not related to Jeremy that I know of. So you were in the sugar beet industry - making sugar?

Comment by Sue Thein on October 21, 2013 at 10:10pm

Are you by any chance related to Jeremy Jarvis?  He worked for Viessman Trucking a few years back (or maybe he still  does).  I was shipping clerk for So. Mn. Sugar Beet Plant in Renville.

Comment by Sue Thein on October 21, 2013 at 10:08pm

That was nice of him to provide them.  I had one that was broken and I ordered a new one from Vintage Trailer Supply.  It was about 4 inches too long, so we will have to cut it off and drill a new hole in the end.  Hope it works.  It was sure luck that I found the poster, I changed my search engine from Bing to Google and after many pages of stuff came across the brochure. Does your door have a triangle shaped window?  Mine does.  I seen a 1964 Lincraft being restored on youtube that has the triangle window in the door.

Comment by Jeff Jarvis on October 21, 2013 at 9:39am

Thanks Sue. Glad to see the brochure cover. You must be pretty good at digging around on the internet, I have never been able to find anything related to Lincraft. 
Brought the camper to have new tires put on it today. Don't want to have any blowouts on those old tires!
Last Friday the previous owner brought me a present....a whole can full of window cranks. The camper only came with crank one for all the windows, so this really made my day! I hope you are having as much fun working on yours in the quonset! I wish i had a building that big to fit the camper in so i could repaint it yet this fall. Have a great day! JJ

Comment by Sue Thein on October 20, 2013 at 11:28am

Looking forward to seeing your pictures.  I had a lot of fun this summer working on it.  Now it is in the Quonset for the winter so we can do the repairs on the outside of it and repair some of the water damage on the inside.  Hopefully get it ready for paint in the spring. This is the only information I could find on the internet about the Lincraft.  It was brochure listed for sale on E-Bay many years ago.

Comment by Jeff Jarvis on October 19, 2013 at 11:59pm

Hi Sue, thanks for the message. It appears you have done a lot of nice work to your camper. Like you, I haven't found any info on Lincraft. Working on mine has been soooo much fun! Will post some pix soon. Thanks Sue. Jeff Jarvis, Waterville, MN