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Welcome! Man, your rig looks awesome!

When was that, if you don't mind me asking? I mean, when were you in Germany?

Oh boy, war is so sick... Can't imagine what Danny's father went through.

Thanks, time will tell how good of a job I did. I was contemplating to get a welder and teach myself to weld for a battery hold-thingy but I wouldn't trust myself that it held in place. So, the batteries will be "inside" in a box.

Welcome! One can tell you are writing/editing a lot, beautiful story and congrats to the great white beast. Looking forward to hear more about your build.

Welcome! Make sure your Chevrolet gets into loving hands... I am still "at home" and trying to finish the build before the end of the lease. But it is encouraging to know that one can build even while dwelling - cuz I don't think I can finish at the rate I am going.

Welcome to the next life NEXT LIFE! This forum is really great. Try buying from amazon using bob's affiliated links. Looking forward to reading about your next life.

Man! Thank you HDR Just ordered the MT45.

Congrats! Looking forward to pictures of your build :)

This should hold. JB Steel Weld, decent washers behind, and LocTite: [/URL] I am only 158 lbs.

Thanks! Actually I do not have much patience... but if I don't do a half decent job now, I think it would require even more patience to fix it once everything is "covered and built over".

Here is the promised pic of the sealed roof fan (Dicor Lap Sealant self-leveling stuff). Looks like it could need some more: [/URL] Need some more JB Weld Water-Weld. Used one roll and some pennies to cover the 100 holes in the floor: [/URL] [/URL]

HDR, thanks for that advice. I didn't know one can drill out an end of a crack. I hope I did it right. Before: [/URL] Drilled out multiple ends: [/URL] [/URL] (this really is at the end of the crack. I could tell by pressing on the crack.) Painted rust-protect over it: [/URL] I think it...

I looked at this thread of yours. "Fun" is different...  :-/  I knew that the electrical part would be the biggest challenge for me, but I know I can do it with this forum

Yeah thanks, definitely helps to know that not every panels can be mixed. Looks like I will have to go with a separate charge controller later, bummer. It also helps to know that a 30 A charge controller is more than enough. But what I still haven't figured out, how do I know a MPPT charge...

I recently cut my first hole ever into a vehicle, and it was for a roof vent. It was actually not too bad. In my head, it was much more dramatic, but once I actually did it, it was actually a fun job. The only advice I can give is: take your time, measure twice, and then measure again. I started...

Hey y'all, As you may know, I know nothing about electrical stuff. So, I have two solar panels arriving soon. The specs per panel say: Max System Voltage (IEC/UL) 600V Maximum Power Pmax 180 W (0%, +3%)  CEC Listed PTC Power 158.3 W Voltage at Maximum Power Point Vmpp 19.67 V  Current at...

Welcome dragon! Looking forward to your tips & tricks!

Welcome! Sell the pop up, buy the van you really want.

I had fiberglass in the walls from my previous owner and I removed it all. I just don't like that stuff. Just writing about it gives me the "goose bumps". I will replace it with polyiso and closed cell camping mats, depending on how accessible the areas are.