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I thought they went out of business????? Anyways most of the manufacturers use a company called challenger door. I have used them myself and they are very helpful. If you look all around the door there is usually a label. I would call challenger or go on their website. Very nice to work with...

Just need 4 of the 6 or 7 things that they have listed on there website. Cooking device, fridge, running water, heat/ac, power, toilet, auxiliary power. Just tell them you want rv and rt plates. You will need those things in the truck and trailer though to be legal though. Steve

Auxiliary units t let me a tri PAC brand or rig master. It's essentially a generator and seperate motor though. That's what the over the road guys use when �� by or to suppliment there dash ac

Thank you. So far so good with the frame. I owe the forum an update and will do so shortly. The frame was butt welded on a 45 where it was butted together and then has a diamond shape piece of material welded to the outside covering the seam and I sleeved the inside with another piece of channel...

Can you post a picture of what they look like? I have ordered doors before from them and they are great to work with.

any chance you could post a picture of them?

Selling a couch I bought but changed my mind on what I am going to use. It has a normal dinette end cushions with pull out drawers underneath. In between is the couch that folds into a queen size bed. Has a futon style mattress on it. Very comfortable. Total length of the unit is 11 1/2...

This can be removed if someone wanted as everything is sold....... Thanks, Steve

Would have been expensive to ship, but it is sold. Also sold all the windows now as well, but thanks. Steve

very cool! thanks.

Couldn't agree more with Hot rod. Still working on mine. It is usable now but still going to be 2 more years before I would consider it to be "complete". Time to build is definitely triple the time and cost is going to be double what I initially thought. A lot of the added time and cost for...

I have 11 kinro frameless rv windows. They are new from surplus store. They are leftover from an rv build project. The sizes are below. $50 each, if you buy multiple the price will get better! Most are insulated/ thermo pane windows. To order from kinro they start at $400 a window! They are all...

Thanks Ken. If you can't get the pictures to load, text them to me when you get time please. I appreciated the info! Steve (847)533-8052

Would really like to understand a little more about the sway bar you installed. Can you post a few pictures of it please? I have that same feeling on mine and I imagine most do? I was looking at air ride motor coaches and I see they are able to mount their air ride bags outside the frame...

Thanks guys... I don't have a pyrometer but makes sense that would be the easiest way to tell if there is a problem or not. I will have to look at getting one hooked up. Thanks!

So I am hoping for some feedback on how big peoples exhaust are.... I put a side burner exhaust on my truck. I ended up with about 30 feet of pipe (including the muffler). I went with 5" because that is what the down pipe was. Anyone think that will be too restrictive for the length of pipe...

I agree with cafspecdel. If the trailer skin is in good shape, a paint job is going to have a lot tougher finish than the hair thin paint hey put on the aluminum. Dollar and sense wise is probably a wash too.

I had the same problem with ours. Went from Wisconsin to Florida last week. It was 2800 miles round trip most of it was 90deg plus. Ran a generator to run the rear AC. The AC struggled to keep up. It was unbearable to not run the camper AC. I have a sleeper on my truck as well and had...

slideout complete for now Wanted to get a couple of pictures of my living room slide in here. It has been a labor of love but should be functional. I want to purchase a different couch as I want one that I can build into the floor so it doesn't sit up so high and I want a slightly shorter one...

crawl way through cut in Eventually I want to cut the entire back wall out of the truck sleeper but I am not ready to put the motorized upper bunk in yet so I needed to keep the flip down one for a little longer. With that said I cut a large enough hole to go back and forth between the sleeper...

roof is now complete I decided to replace the corners of the box now before the new roof went on. I was pleasantly surprised that the Morgan Company sells these and even in kit form, plastic corners, rivets and adhesive with detailed instructions. The stainless that is on the perimeter of the...

Yes thanks. Hadn't thought about the vacuum toe kick but the wheels are turning!

Cabinet fronts installed, getting closer. Leave for Florida in 30 days.... lots to do yet!

bubbled rubber....

some more updates some progress on a new EPDM room. I screwed down 1/2" OSB over the original transparent roof and then glued down the EPDM. Installed my MaxFan's , full power and 10 speed, reversable with remote, they are awesome! Expensive but awesome. Can't wait to use them. Anyways...