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I used to have a '89 e-150 conversion. Had the captains chairs that were supposed to spin on the base. Some would, the drivers wouldn't. Anyway back in 2006 I was rear ended by a Chevy II. Probably a 50 mph differential. I was hit so hard I bent the steering wheel top back almost 60 degrees...

Another use for the hemastats is tick removal. Use one of the small ones and don't clip it closed. Pull straight out by resting your hand on the part of your body next to the tick. Use a steady pull straight up, away from the skin, and the tick will let go. Do not, I repeat do not jerk it out...

I had to go look. Now I want the boob tent! Of course the car tent makes a lot of sense for the stealthy amongst us. And who wouldn't like the Vanagen tent.

Welcome to the group. Make yourself at home. Edited to fix self correcting spelling.

Welcom dude to the group. Make yourself at home.

Welcome to the group Cuffs.

Welcome to the group.

That's fair dinkum matey. All that is on an acre. I'm impressed. You've obviously been busy. Back at the end of te sixties I almost moved to Oz. kinda wished I had now. Welcome to the group too.

Welcome to our group.<br><br>OBTW&nbsp; I have van lust for your rig.&nbsp; You do realize that you can build a perfectly great Class B out your Van?<br><br>Lots of good info on here and also the Yahoo van group.<br><br>Edited mispelled word

Have it checked by a mechanic and offer them $2500 and negotiate to split the difference at $2800 or $2900.&nbsp; I tried to find it on nada.com but that year and make wasn't there.&nbsp; they don't cover everything.&nbsp; When you stop to think about it though.&nbsp; $3000 isn't bad for a '98...

Hans I found this through a Google search for a manual <a href="http://www.ufgop.org/pdf/1985-itasca-phasar-repair-manual/" rel="nofollow">http://www.ufgop.org/pdf/1985-itasca-phasar-repair-manual/</a>&nbsp;<br><br>Also this for the product brochure... <a...

Welcome dude or dudette.&nbsp; You are welcome here.&nbsp; Hope you can pay off ASAP and get a van.

You don't look old enough to have an 18 year old. Welcome back.

Cheri, you are in my prayers.&nbsp; Hope you have a quick recovery.&nbsp; I'm glad you were around a bunch of friends to help with this.&nbsp; Thanks Katie you're priceless.&nbsp; And keep us informed as we're all concerned.<BR><BR>Love and hugs

Yep, welcome to the group.&nbsp; I'm 67 working again after being laid off for 2 years.&nbsp; Been working now for 2+ years, and I'm not real sure why.&nbsp; I'm looking, for the last year, for a suitable vehicle to go full time.&nbsp; I just recently looked at a LeSharro.&nbsp; Which I really...

I ran out of a med somewhere in Arizona several years ago. Because I use Wally-world for my prescriptions I stopped at one on the way home to NW Florida. Took about an hour or less to fill the 'Refill'. Works for me.

I had an '89 E-150 van conversion. Wasn't hytop though. It was plenty strong enough to flat toe a large car from Miami to cocoa beach. It had the straight 6, which is 5 liter, 305 ci or thereabouts. I'm not sure what the v-6 you're considering is though. When I moved my daughter to college in...

Nice looking bike.&nbsp; How much does it weigh?<BR><BR>Congratulations.

Well when you were talking about compression fittings I assumed that meant you were dealing with copper.&nbsp; My bad.&nbsp; <BR><BR>So yes I wouldn't recommend copper for propane either.&nbsp; You need flexibility.

Why not use a sweat fitting to go from copper to flex.&nbsp; Once it's sweated on it'll never leak.