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I see what you mean now! Did I mention government workers are also good at creating confusion? Geofkaye is right; government's #1 function is to get as much of your money as possible.

BravestDog, I did some research on the California DMV at www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs. I found the definition for commercial vehicle under section 15210. Section 15210(b)(2)states that a recreational vehicle as defined by section 18010 of the California Health and Safety Code is not a commercial vehicle...

I can't under stand the whole CDL mess! I know that the states have their own input; but the rules vary so much from state to state its difficult to understand the reasoning behind it all. It really varies as to what can or can not be driven as an RV using a state's nonCDL license. I know men...

Geofkaye, I've seen the photograph and that is all.

Geofkaye, this conversion is from Powerhouse Conversions not Powerhouse Coach. I've never seen a Powerhouse Coach on any other chassis than Volvo.

Geof, third try at www.houseneeds.com/Shop/HeatingProducts/WaterHeating/rv...erheatermainpage.htm .

Geof, here's the correct link on the second try at www.houseneeds.com/Shop/HeatingProducts/WaterHeating/rv/rv500waterheat.

Geof, Check out this water heater at www.houseneeds.com/Shop/HeatingProducts/WaterHeating/rv/rv500waterheater.

Geof, the only thing I have found is the Aqua-Hot system found at www.aqua-hot.com. It is tankless, but is a boiler system.

Click on the links section at the top of this page and then click on Motorhome MFG. You will find both Powerhouse Coach and Powerhouse Conversions. Racefab,the one you are referring to is Powerhouse Conversions. I have no other information or experience with them.

Geof, It's good to see you back! I missed your input.

What happened to the Photo link?

I'm glad to see someone still has the nerve to do so!

What size TV is that?

The liftgates I've seen on the internet generally are rated at 4,000lbs. So, they certainly could lift the Mini C or Toyota. The BBC(bumper to back of cab) length of the tractor used for the conversion would determine the amount of space left for living after the garage space is deducted from...

Start with the links page above, and see if any of the items you are looking for are listed there.

Kingsley does a fiberglass exterior, how does this compare to the aluminum exterior used by other companies as for as weight and durability?

Isn't that a Freightliner Columbia Cab? I thought it measured 120 BBC or ten foot. That would make the conversion 42 feet, but still wouldn't work in California with regular license if limited to 40 feet.

The Newell is not really a conversion. It is a motorhome from the manufacturer.

NRC Modifications does 101 inches wide in answer to your number 8 question.

I'd say the two years were worth it!