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Thanks Bob. It is turning out cool, but it's a love / hate relationship. Lol.

Also, any leads on who may be able to help me finish the conversion would be appreciated. Especially anyone in Southern California.

Ok, so that's where I'm at currently. At this time, I don't know what I should do with this build. I currently have a 1999 holiday rambler imperial. It doesn't compare to the speed and stability of the pete 387, espe ially while towing a trailer. But the HR is operational, something that...

Interior still needs work. Seems like most of the wiring was ran, but no generator, inverter, etc. Need to figure out the fresh, grey, black water tank layout and capacity. Seems like water lines were run, but not to an area where a large enough fresh water tank could go. May need to...

Exterior is almost done. Rear entrance door still needs to be fabricated as well as doors for the cargo area. Spooner came up with the idea of riviting the outside skin, I'm guessing copying an airstream?

peterbilt 387 motorhome This will be a new/continuation of spooner's thread. I'll give a breif history of my relationship with the two brothers. I met them over a decade ago at the Sand Sports Super Show. They were just starting to build dune buggies. I befriended Stephen and Thomas. They...

Hi everyone. I was searching the web and funny how I came across this. I'm bringing this thread back from the dead. I'm the owner of the pete 387. I will try to start a new thread and post pics. Pics from spooner is down, probably because he couldn't afford internet service anymore.:rolleyes: