On Sunday the 25th it will be my 1st anniversary on CRLV. I had totally given up on ever being able to have a van to travel in. My Mom who hasn't driven much in the past 3 years offered her 1998 Safari high top to me. "As is where is" were her terms and I was barely able to convince her to let my Mechanic look at it. So far I need a right front wheel speed sensor { whatever that is } Also rear helper springs and a complete hitch and trailer light set up. The Safari seems so low to the ground after 13ys of driving my 4x4 Ranger.
Coming out of Dothan Al at dark 30. I drove about 20 miles to a friends house...........with NO rear lights and only the "daytime" headlights on. Hey in the Ranger you pull the light knob and all your lights come on....what can I say? I had to buy a flashlight to find the dome light switch so I could see all the light switches. There are so many switches and knobs I'm lucky I didn't hit the seat ejection switch...........I wonder if the automatic pilot system works
Queenie who had her 1st Safari ride today is use to a bench seat. She kept looking for the middle of the seat. Unless she's hanging out a window like a hound dog she rides standing up, leaning against me with her front paws on the center arm rest.
If anyone can give me pointers on how to remove the 2 rear captins seats and the sofa/flip bed I'd appreciate all the help I can get.
I'm still working on the interior of the Aliner trailer. Even with rain and cold days there was only 1 time I lighted 2 large candles to help take the chill off it. Where it is stored it has a roof and 3 sides with only the front open to the weather.
Hopefully soon I will have pics posted of the changes I make so that both the Safari and Aliner will be outfitted to fit & fill Queenie and my needs on the road.
Happy Holidays To Everyone!
You know if I'd been better this year maybe Santa wouldn't have dropped me on the floor when I said "and I want a solar setup for the Safari and the Aliner :angel: I'm glad Queenie bit the old so and so,You Go Girl
Jewellann and the Queen
Coming out of Dothan Al at dark 30. I drove about 20 miles to a friends house...........with NO rear lights and only the "daytime" headlights on. Hey in the Ranger you pull the light knob and all your lights come on....what can I say? I had to buy a flashlight to find the dome light switch so I could see all the light switches. There are so many switches and knobs I'm lucky I didn't hit the seat ejection switch...........I wonder if the automatic pilot system works
Queenie who had her 1st Safari ride today is use to a bench seat. She kept looking for the middle of the seat. Unless she's hanging out a window like a hound dog she rides standing up, leaning against me with her front paws on the center arm rest.
If anyone can give me pointers on how to remove the 2 rear captins seats and the sofa/flip bed I'd appreciate all the help I can get.
I'm still working on the interior of the Aliner trailer. Even with rain and cold days there was only 1 time I lighted 2 large candles to help take the chill off it. Where it is stored it has a roof and 3 sides with only the front open to the weather.
Hopefully soon I will have pics posted of the changes I make so that both the Safari and Aliner will be outfitted to fit & fill Queenie and my needs on the road.
Happy Holidays To Everyone!
You know if I'd been better this year maybe Santa wouldn't have dropped me on the floor when I said "and I want a solar setup for the Safari and the Aliner :angel: I'm glad Queenie bit the old so and so,You Go Girl
Jewellann and the Queen