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just checked, ad was owner removed. Looks like it sold quick. I called about an 84 slide in for $1250, and the guy wouldnt even think of selling it to me because my truck is an 04. He said older truck beds were wider and the camper needed 63" between the bed rails. Sure nuff, measured mine and i...

sooooo, it was the HEAT TAPE at fault, not the improper installation by teenagers? Foam pipe wrap does not generate heat , only helps to retain it. It also keeps the cold in, keeping your pipes frozen longer when they do freeze. Hay bales have been used for decades as insulation around...

As close to the floor as you can get it is the place to mount it. Heat will always rise, and you need a fan to push it down towards the floor. Mount the heater low and the fan high. For most effective heating and distribution.

Cool! Does it swivel??

I voted i own a high top, no regrets, though I should point out that though I travel quite a bit, I am not a full timer yet, so my opinion may be biased or swayed.

Hi Kwest, not sure if i said welcome or not, so here it is, Hi and welcome. As to the raised roof, I am 6' tall also, and my bus has a roof that is raised 14" above standard. I LOVE being able to stand and change my pants, cook, wipe the hiney, etc. The bus is 5'10" inside, so i hafta hunch a...

the hay bales and plastic sheeting, along with heat tape or heat lamps would be the way to go. However, starecho is also right to a certian degree. The frostline ( how deep the ground freezes) in upstate Ny where i lived was 4 feet, quite a deep hole, and most people had 7' or 8' basements under...

if you can sit tight for a bit, Tractor Supply stores will put them on clearance sale in a month and a half or so. Mine for the bus cost me $59.99 last year

I personally have 2 of the regular Mr Buddy heaters, one in my bus and one in my 14' travel trailer. Both are connected to 20 lb tanks in one way or another. Last week my always cold wife and I camped for 4 days in the mountains of N Georgia, with the overnight temps in the low-mid 20's. On low...

Coo-Coo -ca-choo, Mr Robinson. "I" am the eggman.... sorry, couldnt resist! Welcome! For me , using a phone for most of my forums, it was easier to load pics to Photobucket or other off site storage and then paste in an img code or url.

Hi and welcome AJ , glad to have ya with us

im 6' and i had to put mine longwise behind the drivers seat. plus, without a side door, tge single back door is my only other way out besides the cab doors and i didnt want to block it.

glad you are ok and travelin'!

I have several other threads in the Capt's Log forum, but since this doesnt fit into any of those, I started a new one here. I just spent 4 days in the Cahoutta NF about 20 miles west of Dalton , Ga. I was joined by my wife Trish, Cuzzin Dick, and Karl. Furry critters were our Golden, Sandy...

Just got back from 4 days in the Cahoutta Natl Forest about 20 miles west of Dalton Ga. Had a great time, . Like I said, lots of folks in the area and lots of free camping, too. Why do we have to wait till summer? Finish up the van and let's head out ;0) we go camping all year long around here!

Nice start on the van, keep it up!

Hi Kevin, welcome. Lots of folks on here in the southeast. Im in NE Alabama, about 6 miles from Ga state line. Perhaps we will get a chance to meet and share a campfire one day.

wow, FREE!?! Mighty nice, welcome to the forum!!

painting the roof of my bus white lowered the inside temp by 15* on the hottest days in.Tn and Ala.