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Well, I've had some computer problems and just now being able to check the replies to my post.  I want to thank everyone that has put their 2 cents into the mix.  I was hoping that their would be a rather simple way of converting over but I suppose if it was doable, someone would have already...

Great idea for those stops where power is available.

I live in SW Florida and the heat and humidity is off the chart during the summer months.  I would like to be able to run the vehicles air conditioning while hooked up to shore power.  I want to keep my 2006 Chevy Express as stealthy as possible and mounting an air conditioner in the back window...

I just purchased a 2006 Chevy Express 1500 with the 4.3l engine. Weight wise, the van has a 4'X8' sheet of plywood as a floor and the left side of the van lined with 3 wood shelves, so not a lot of weight. I was curious to see what my optimum highway mpg would be if I kept the speed at 55 mph...

I just purchased a cargo van and will be taking it slow on my build. I plan on keeping things real simple, a least to start, both to keep expenses down and to see what works and doesn't work for me without having to waste too much money on things I don't really need. I have wood shelfs along...

Hey there 'left coaster'. Thanks for the warm welcome. Read your bio'. You are quite talented. Hope to visit your state sometime in the near future. Gary

Thank you Lee. Thank you Wade.

Thanks Light Trip and Bob for the welcome. I'm sure I will have plenty of questions. Guy, I do remember Web City just not the dancing chicken. I do remember the Mermaid Show they had upstairs. I also remember sitting in the gas line with my dad in his Rambler when they had a sale on gas...

Thanks for the welcome, Guy. I was born and raised in the St. Pete. area and never made it to Pensacola. Ahhh. So many places I want to go. Gary

Not sure how I found this forum, but boy am I glad I did. I spent most of my life moving around different places, just not around the states. Mostly in Florida and the islands, from the Bahamas to as far south as Columbia. Mostly due to working on the water as a boat captain, mate, salvage...

I can't speak for those in Texas but if they don't accept you there, come to Florida.&nbsp; Most of those living in Miami are either from Cuba or from New York.&nbsp; <img src="/images/boards/smilies/biggrin.gif" class="emoticon bbc_img">&nbsp; Most anywhere else in Florida, you have a hefty...

Thanks all, for the warm welcome.&nbsp; <br><br>Aunt Meg:&nbsp; Yes, all the paper work has been taken care of, about a year ago.&nbsp; She's still fairly active, just needs someone around in case something happens.&nbsp; Just today, for the first time, she sat down on the ground to tend to some...

I'm not even a newbie, currently a wannabe doing my research.&nbsp; I've been surfing the net reading and gathering as much information as I can get my hands on.&nbsp; I've spent most of my life working different jobs on the water, mainly as a boat captain and have had the fortune to work and...