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My 97 has a high roof and a 318. Gets about 15 mpg on the highway and running strong with 190k miles.  Ide try to work them a little on the price but that looks like a nice ride.

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Check out Land Between the Lakes, Kentucky. Its on Kentucky's western border. I drove through there with my dad on our way from Oshkosh to Tampa

What I do is ask for a tent site.they're usually cheaper. Most have water and electricity,plus they would expect you to have a vehicle parked.

Haha! That's the story of my life! You might be a vandweller if you've bought curtains at a salvage yard.

Thank you :) I would call it more of a blessing than a plan. Vandwelling is just the most practical and enjoyable way to handle bring in so many places so speratically. If you've got an idea of what you want its just one step at a time. Apply that to your rig and apply it to your life. I don't...

Howdy everyone. My name is nick. I'm 21and I've been a part time van dweller for almost two years ( about 65% of the time.) I'm working on an apprenticeship to be a power lineman which requires that I be anywhere within the 7 States of the southeast at the drop of a hat. I've been reading and...

Bingo! Mine is a 97 but they're all basically the same.

Its the first pumpkin I've carved in years and I was shooting for something original. Thank you everyone! I hope y'all can figure out what make and model it is. :P

Maybe it isn't the most perfect,but I'm still proud. Hehe

Custom building is half the fun. I wouldnt personally buy anything with mechanical issues. But designing and building your own custom rig the way YOU want it to be is 100x better than a cookie cutter conversion. Its a hobby and gives you something to be proud of and talk about.

It did.

I'm 21 myself. I always thought I was the youngest too lol. Where are you from? Haha. I've got you beat by 3 months so technically I'm younger lol. I'm glad to see I'm not the only one in my age range around here.

I hope that's not finished! Lol. Update us when you get it buttoned up.

It would be much safer to put it in a rear window if it will fit. Don't make the same mistake I did and make sure its tilted out so condensation can drip out. Not inside lol. Otherwise you'll be doing it twice. Remove your window, trace it on a half inch peice of plywood , paint and install...

Extremely helpful sternwake. You answered any and all questions I've been pondering for a while. I'm still going with the omni just because i prefer the " set it and forget it" approach. But now I know. Looks like you've done your research. Thank you

Thanks to everybody's help this is what I have come up with. After doing a Bit of driving around this afternoon I found a new in the box 15 inch ac/DC digital TV at a pawn shop for $129. I ts perfect and should fit perfect with very little effort. I'm very glad that I decided to walk in there...

I'm known to be penny wise and pound foolish. Plus I like the way my TV fits. The wood trim and stand are built exactly to fix that style. Plus if it takes a dump its only 5 or 10 for a new one. I had thought about getting a flat screen and still may I've just got to get an idea as of how to...

Yeah my TV in ancient. Its one of those 5 dollar 19inch thrift store box TVs that fits perfect in factory TV hole above the cab in my 97 high top. I'm glad nobody has anything negative to say. It looks like I've got a project tonight. The picture is generally clear? Thank yall! Not to mention...