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It's a international genesis chassis. It came out of Spokane,WA. The ceiling panels are perforated so no using them for outside skins. To change the title to rv, I need four of the following: potable water supply/w sink, wired for110v power, propane cooking , refrigerator, self contained sewer...

My wife and I have been talking about selling the house and hitting the road. She was the one who brought up the idea of converting a bus. Went to an local auction that had 3 buses just to see what they would sell for. My left arm raised up and I got me a bus. For $700. It's a 1994 14 window...

Air sieve is what I'd call it. It will never move, so I will skirt it. Thanks for the heads up on having to use both. I have wintered in a trailer in montana and only had the hydro flame heater in it. It was uncomfortable to say the least. If it gets too cold I always have the option of the two...

That's was my thought too. What out side temp warrants the heater on high? As a side note, Walmart sells an extended service plan, three years at $34. With as much wind and dust as this part of montana has, can't beat Walmart's price of $268. The local RV dealership want $410 for it.

Oops, my bad. It's a 19' trailer, so it would be in the 16' cabin neighborhood.

I have moved out of my mini van and into a 1978 Bell Travel Trailer. It's parked at the shop I work at and I have shore power through a 100' extension cord. The hydro flame furnace is toast and I am replacing it with a wave. It can get -20 here. Would a wave 3 be enough or a 6 too much.

thats a dryer vent on the roof. And a marine shore plug on the side. By the way, the place accross the highway is Rich's from the History channels mountain men.

Well, I've been living in the mini van for two weeks now. Not finished with the conversion, but the major stuff is done. Need to buy or fab some trays for under the bed. I got two inches of memory foam under a thermarest self inflating mattress pad.one more shelf unit will go on top next to the...

Hi all. I am about to embark on a life changing journey in a '96 Plymouth voyager. It will be a static journey for the most part. Too much house, not enough life. Housing is at 47% of net. Work is 90 miles away and starting to slow atm. From 60+ hrs per week to 40. Going to stay at work 4 nights...