I'd look to remove the entire cabinet from the wall. That likely isn't too hard, but keep an eye on the water lines.

Oh, hey, I remember this one. It was for sale in the same area in 2019. They had removed the passenger seat for a place for their dog.

Here's the thread where we talk about it.

Now listed as pending...definitely needs some work.

It likely has an EEC-IV port. In my '91 it's on the passenger side near the engine battery. This post says it's still near your [engine] battery.

Welcome to the site. This is the thread I linked on Facebook when you asked about the bed lengths. Unfortunately the person that fixed theirs didn't post the pictures. Another thought: Maybe you can build an extension for the couch? I'm 6' tall and slept on it many times before my wife started campi...

Nice build, looks good. If you're boondocking a lot, and it sounds like you are, this is definitely a good way to go.

There's a sticky thread in the Exterior forum with info on the windows and links to a thread with the info for ordering the gaskets.

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I've never seen one of those...What is the inside like??

Link to the pictures - don't worry, we can see them. I'm glad you fixed it! Unfortunately Dometic's reputation has taken a nosedive. I try to steer away from them as much as possible. They have fingers in every corner of the RV market - they even bought Fantastic Vent some years ago, and quality ha...

I can't confirm this, but I have no reason to doubt it, and there was a request to put it in here where it's easier to search: From Awesome Possum Van Works and Recreation: I'm passing on an important FYI to anyone replacing their 1989 (3rd gen in general) Econoline 350 I beam pivot bushings. Both t...

The paint and body on that look to be in really good condition!

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It looks like they should be 5 1/4" speakers, based on Crutchfield's info.

Welcome to the site! That's an interesting setup for the generator. Any issues with rain?

I haven't done any updates in a while. I've reglued the wood frame for the fan to the fiberglass top, this time using adhesive that should actually work on fiberglass. Woo, hoo. That was a couple months ago; the roof is still being held up by props. Last weekend I tried to cut out the second window ...