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Woo Hoo Paisley! Coming along! I see wonderful adventures ahead!

^^^ what kurbmaster said.  I used them for the first time ever recently and marveled.

Congrats, David. I know from what I saw of your creativity using every space in your car that this is going to turn out great. Another "Don't Do This Tip": Watch a pool game from behind the rack in a small space. Getting smacked in the kisser with the butt of the cue wasn't the most fun I've...

Oh this is gonna be nice. Hope you can make time to rest a little between rounds, John! Sassy

My E350 Ford cargo van with added hi-top technically is not a Class B, but it's about the same size. Various height hi-tops are available new or might be found used; some are insulated, some are not. Mine is 18" and with 1 1/4" of flooring I get 6'1" in the front area graduating down to 5'11"...

x2 what BradKW said in #83 and I love how your repurposing DIY vision came true. Great livable, comfortable, secure space. Thanks for coming back to share. Sassy

I would like to give a big "Thank You!" to all the wonderful people who helped me get my house electrical up and running while I was at RTR.  I brought most everything, but I rightly guessed there would be little things I didn't know about and I knew that (for me) slow and steady would get the...

Thanks for the warning - sorry you had to go through that Adrian. PM me where you are will you? I drove around AGM this afternoon but didn't see you guys... Sassy

Glad you made it through, StarEcho. That was a great write-up. Well, I hope you filled the coffers some and now you can enjoy some well-deserved you time. Sassy

Stay safe and hope you get good weather windows on the way down. Sounds like you are timing it well for going by Mt. Shasta around the 26th if you're going that way. Sassy

This video is wonderful in so many ways. Thank you to everyone who made it happen.

Ah, the twinkle in his eye when he showed off the outdoor soap dish!

Hi Daminc, good to hear from you! Your van work is spectacular. The cab looks so organized with a place for everything - just great. I thought about redoing my doghouse console area, too, but I ended up making a swivel table for the passenger seat instead. We're about to stretch a cargo net...

Thanks, Brian. Yeah, that panel weighs 34 lbs. I'm going to experiment wheeling it around with a little cart. I dont think storing it in the van will be a problem but time will tell. I'm tempted to go with 8 and pare it down at the controller, especially if it will allow me to upgrade some...

On the way to RTR I'll be picking up a 190w jtm190-72 mono panel, Midnite Solar Kid 30-amp mppt charge controller and 50' of cable w/mc4 connectors for a 20'+ portable run.  This will be my first battery charging system.  I may add the van alternator later, but that's another day. The...

Fascinating endeavor, thanks for sharing.

Now I have the "Danger Zone" lyrics stuck in my head... [/URL]

Facebook?  What's Facebook?       :P   :D

@29chico ~ Thanks! I did not even know about those. I called and revised my order. For some reason there was no core charge with these, so though the battery cost was more, the overall extra was only $6 each, but the warranty doubled! Here's a blurb about them from the Trojan website...

To help with the moisture issue: I filled several socks with silica kitty litter and tucked them around the van.  I think they really help.  They can last through several cycles of absorption/drying.  Since I don't really know how many that is, I'm just waiting until it feels like they're not...