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Welcome to the menagerie. Cleaning up the debt is the way to go. I think you are right on track.

Check Harbor Freight.  They sell it too.  Might be cheaper.  And it would be right there where you are.

Welcome to the tribe.

Still in NW Florida above Bonifay on the weekends and Tallihassee during the week. Looked at a Bluebird Wonderlodge today and hopefully do all the paperwork tomorrow. It needs a lot of interior work, it's a '79. FC 35, which means its a front engine diesel. Everything pretty much works. I will...

Just do the "Rat" van look to be totally stealth.<img class="emoticon bbc_img" src="/images/boards/smilies/biggrin.gif">

Only in an all fiberglass trailer.&nbsp; I used to have a 12.5 foot "Love Bug"; looks like&nbsp;a Scamp.&nbsp; Got it back in the mid 70's.&nbsp; Went all over Mexico and down to Acapulco.&nbsp; In the US did the BlueRidge Pkwy all the way up to Washington DC and then out to St. Louis.&nbsp; All...

Why not just hit an auto parts store and pick up a packet of fibreglass, resin and hardener.&nbsp; Run the wetted fiberglass down the length of the joint, let dry and recoat.&nbsp; That should be good enough.&nbsp; Then when you run the liquid rubber roof coating it will be sealed, won't flex...

Looks nice but he sure doesn't tell you much about it. I assume the engine is a 4108. But at 5000 or under it would be a steal around here, NW Florida. Good luck in your hunt.

God save us from S Job's auto correct. <img src="/images/boards/smilies/smile.gif" border="0" align="absmiddle">

God save us from S Job's auto correct.

And welcome from NW Florida. Don't be afraid to ask questions.

Welcome to the group.

Walmart sells a blizzard set of coveralls for about 50$ that I've used in February riding my motorcycle. So they would keep you warm in a sleeping bag.

Bonus, you have half a pie of some sort.<img class="emoticon bbc_img" src="/images/boards/smilies/biggrin.gif"><br><br>Seriously I assume he's going to get his 'stuff' out of it.&nbsp; Then you would be able to clean it up pretty quick.<br><br>Nice fine.&nbsp; Don't pay him too much.&nbsp; $250...

Great job. This has always been my Walter Mitty dream. Welcome aboard.

Congratulations.&nbsp; But what is it?

<p>Every dog I've had either came with someone else or walked up&nbsp;and adopted me.&nbsp; Sugar, the dog of the moment, (long moment she' s been with me for 11 years), just walked up one day and said "you'll do, feed me".&nbsp; She had just had a litter and they tossed her out on her...

Just shoot the Bastid' and be done with it. <img src="/images/boards/smilies/smile.gif" border="0" align="absmiddle">

How about a definition of bushcrafting. Sounds Indian related? Is it building with woodland found materials? I went to the bushcrafter.com site and looked around but could find no definition.

Well in the US the poor folks back in the&nbsp;depression and probably out west in the taming of the west used newspaper to insulate.&nbsp; And layering should do the trick.&nbsp; Probably not as good as some space age insulation, but surely cheaper.&nbsp; Actually its the air that is trapped...