Alaskan put these nice on/off disconnect switches in for his coach battery, to protect them from overcharging. Love the idea, picked up two of them. 1 for the front auxillary battery and 1 for the soon to be installed 2nd coach battery(location tbd) ???? On the 93 there is a lot of red wire off the ...

Question for those familiar with the 92-96's with the weird front battery. We bought a 51 size yellow optima for the front battery(aux) since a regular battery from Ford seemed like a waste of time and money. That said, Diane and I spend most of our time on the Road less traveled and tend to not use...

It should be the on/off alternate switch for your 2 bunk lights.
That is what we have on our 93.

New owners of Phil's former b190, newly christened NV OBLVION.

Looking forward to lots of great adventures in Oblivion.
See you on the Road!

We will be posting pics of our travels and love this forum.
Thanks Alaskan and Skater for doing such a great service to owners of these wonderful Rigs.

Thank you.
I will check with a local store and see if they can order it.

Ok So now I feel really foolish. I looked under the hood yesterday when we picked up our new to us 93 up in San Diego and discovered. (looking from the front) under the hood. 1. The smallest battery I have ever seen in a truck on the left(passenger side) and a regular battery on the right(driver sid...

We just came back this weekend from a long weekend of tenting at this beautiful park. They have a myriad of campground options at the park. We recommend the Wheeler Peak campgound which at over 10,000 feet up is a bit nippy in the morning or the lower Lehman campground which is at 7,000 ft. Both hav...

Actually Dave we were not directed here by Phil but rather found it from our search for a b van which would be most suitable for our needs. Phil deserves credit for being a first rate guy for helping Mike in San Diego list the vehicle for sale and assist in providing information. He was extremely he...

Alaskan,
We got Phils old rig and are anxiously awaiting our return to San Diego to pick it up.

Its a nice rig!

Alaskan I am sure there are lots of great Chefs up in Alaska, the ingredients you folks have to work with are first rate, Crab, Berries, Salmon, Cod, Clams, Halibut, Caribou, Moose, Deer, Sheep, Bear. All so wonderfully tasty in the hands of the skilled cook. Di (my wife ) and I went to Alaska to he...

We have a fabulous (politically correct) Poodle named Louis Armstrong.
When you have a 7 year old grandaughter your not allowed to talk about your dogs preferences, suffice to say Louis gets along fabulously with our daughters Dacshund Nate.
Still we love the our screwey louie!

Thanks for all the advice- I love this forum as I have already found lots of great ideas and identified potential pitfalls. Got a line on our new license plate, which is in fact one that we had a couple of years ago on our convertible VW Our Reborn 1993 b190 will be Christened OBLVION with NEVADA pl...

As a Trained and 30 year experienced Chef I can tell you that if you have a weber grill and their pizza stone or a clay tile(thick) you can make yourself a wonderfully crisp thin crust pizza margherita on even a little portable weber charcoal grill. I use a basic pizza crust dough that freezes well ...

Thank you so much for the review and tips.
We plan to hold on to this baby for a long time, so I want to do things right from the start and give it lots of TLC.

93 460 engine 37k miles. We are going to be bringing it back to Vegas from San Diego on the 11th. My only anxiety is the tires. The tread is great but they have sun cracks on the sidewalls. Any advice on speed and how many tire stops I should make? Also- Will be going straight to the shop to have a ...