It wasn't too bad for my set up because I didn't have power seats and the sliders were flat. The challenge was fitting angle iron on the bottom of the seats to give me a flat mounting surface. I am very happy with the new seats and they are very comfortable.

Thank you! I would love to meet and see other b-190 owners. I'm new to the WBCCI and in the DenCo unit. I haven't meet anyone else at the meetings who are B-190 owners. This summer I'll be attending the mountaindale rally next weekend, the vintage rally July 20th (your rig doesn't have to be vintage...

Finally finished my remodeling of the interior. What started as a bad headliner turned into a full redo. I posted pictures in the gallery of the completed interior. Now it's on to the solar upgrade! Thanks for the help everyone on here!
-Tony

The GPM and PSI should be listed on the metal plate on the pump.

The only thing that you really need to do is match the GPM and PSI of the old pump. I recently replaced the water pump in my '93 but I went with a slightly higher GPM to help the on demand hot water heater that I also upgraded. Good news is they are all reasonably priced from $50-$60.

I'm about to replace my radio with something similar but when removing the front of the dash I ran into a problem removing the headlight switch. I unscrewed the small ring right behind the knob but how does the knob come out?

Thanks!
-Tony

I'm kinda bummed I just had my couch redone because I just found this on my local craigslist. If anyone in Colorado is looking for a replacement couch, here's a brand new option for only $50. Let me know if I can help a fellow B190 owner in anyway. http://fortcollins.craigslist.org/rvs/4443475833.ht...

I recently have redone the bath and noticed that there was a leak from the third brake light as well. I was lucky enough that the floor was not damaged. When redoing the rear I noticed there was not anything between the subfloor and the van body. I'm not sure what type of wood to use though.

Welcome!
This is also my first season in a B190 and I'm also in Colorado (Fort Collins). You'll find this site very helpful, I have used it a lot in just a few months.

-Tony

I don't think I'll be using the center console on mine and would be willing to part with it. I would need to make sure it's not damaged first. When I switched out my seats I kept the same swivel mounts and sliders. I also reused the cable levers to swivel the seats on the new ones because they were ...

Thank you very much for this post. It gave me everything I needed to replace my tub. It turned out great and a much needed improvement.

Thank you! Removing the cup holder was key. It took me a while to figure out how to remove it because I didn't find any screw heads. After finding the release lever it slid right out!

The built in seat belts are pretty comfy. I like that they are lower on the shoulder and don't rub on the neck. The seats are a bit bigger so it's more difficult for me to crawl from the driver's seat to the rear.

Just an update on the chairs I have installed. There's not enough room to recline the driver's seat but the passenger's seat is quite comfy. Next step I decided is to recover the couch to match the chairs.

How much were you looking for? I know a couple in the market for a B190.

Thanks,
Tony