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CUSTOM, PROFESSIONALLY CONVERTED, FEATURE-RICH, ADVENTURE VAN FOR SALE We are selling this van because we just finished building a new one. We loved this van so much that we built our new one to be almost exactly the same! The only reason we built a new one is because we are thinking about starting a van conversion company and wanted to see if we could do one ourselves. It's hard, rewarding work! Needless to say, we don't need two vans, so we are selling our original van! Check out our website for more information! www.drifterjourney.com We also have a full video tour on YouTu
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Hello Escapees and Xscapers, If you would like a nicely-designed, quality and well-maintained Pleasure-Way Plateau FL (Front Lounge) coach or van with low miles, consider ours. As a Sprinter van, it's diesel and is about 23' long. Sleeps 2 (back sofa converts to a queen+ bed). 2016 Anniversary Edition (with two lithium batteries and two small inverters) 2016 Mercedes Sprinter chassis with only 21,000 miles Extras include: 285 watts of solar, sliding door screen, cabin shelf and lagun table Please watch the Pleasure-Way walk-through video with a company leader,
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Recently I saw the question posted on facebook, "Can I install a household shower head in an RV" The answer of course is yes. they both use standard pipe fittings as well as the faucets in the kitchen and bathroom. I decided to get a shower head that is not labeled for RV use and see what happens. I was completely underwhelmed, it was just like I had put the factory shower head back on. So now I'm back in the comfort of my oxygenics. Check it out if you have some time!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXr6jFOMVVk
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I am thinking of buying a 2008 Itaska Navion and I’m wondering if anyone has had experience with this motorhome. It has a Dodge sprinter Mercedes chassis and I’m wondering about the reliability of these and also any issues that people may have had in the past. Any information you could give me this morning would be very greatly appreciated. Thank you, Maggie
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2004 CoachHouse Platinum RV Asking: $25,000 Currently located in Columbus, NM 27' RV Ford E450; gas engine odometer reading: 42,300 generator, Onan 4000: 564 hours 6’3” interior height self-leveling jacks 1 slide; power sofa bed 53”x80” Fantastic Fans front & rear power brakes, steering & windows electric step 3 burner stove enclosed shower solar panels, 2 each 65 watt inverter, 600 watt sine wave tires replaced in 2014 contact: travelindoc@gmail.com
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There are A LOT of real nice big name Class B RV’s out there, and for a while, we thought we wanted a nice new one. After shopping around and visiting a few RV dealers, we decided we wanted to try to avoid going into debt to get one. After a few months of searching, we found the perfect lightly used RV for us! We had to drive 8 hours away to get it, but we paid cash, and couldn’t be happier!! In March we will be begin living/traveling out of it full time! We are still working on making some modifications to set it up exactly the way we want it, and we can’t
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Anyone else using Verizon Unlimited and liking it? Yeah it's not truly unlimited in every way, but it still is a home internet replacement for me without issue. I made this video in my apartment, but I am weekender currently when it comes to RVing, and am out every weekend primarily at the same campground, but out to different parts of the country around me regularly.
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Here is a quick tip for winterizing that RV fridge if you have the same handles I do https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJ-1YfREYj4
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I recently installed two Battle Born lithium batteries and an Ames 2000 watt inverter charger into my travel trailer. Here is how it looks all finished up minus the parallel cables for the two batteries, Here is my real world usage for those batteries anybody else using these batteries, I am a big fan. I will no longer carry a generator 2-4 day boondocking trips.
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https://www.rvtrader.com/listing/-122858064 Ram ProMaster 280 HP 3.6L V6 gas engine Under Warranty!! Asking $75,000 Pristine conditon with 3500 miles. Viper alarm system installed with remote start and interior temperature sensor. This 59G model offers the luxury of sleeping up to 3 people, allows seating for 4 with seat belts and a child seat anchor in the dinette seating.Includes rear removable ladder and bike rack for 2 included. Rear removable screen and sliding screen door on passenger side, privacy panels, roller shades and sun shades for front ca
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Hello all! My fiance and I are beginning our RV hunt and leaning towards a Class B. Our plan is to live full time (hoping to start Spring 2018 after I graduate) as I run my sports massage business. Looking for input form others in a Class B on their pro's and con's. Also open to discussion from individuals against Class B.
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We bought a 36' Rexhall Rexair RV two years ago and it was fine when we took short trips but now that we want to on the road more my husband doesn't want to drive the RV alone. So we bought a nice used Ford E150 Conversion Van and plan on making that our travel vehicle and live in the large RV. We need to put in a rooftop air conditioner because we have dogs that travel with us and I want them to be comfortable in the back of the van. Any particular brand I should ask for when getting a quote? Also want to get a generator but don't know if I want to get a portable Honda or a Onan b
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Hi all. Brand new to the forum and to RV'ing. My wife and I just got a 2000 Pleasure Way Lexor RD a little over a week ago. We are looking to replace the rear seat/bed cushions. Not in terrible shape, but not super comfortable and seems to have an old, musty smell to them. Does anyone have any suggestions on where we could find something like this? Or do we need to make 'em ourselves? Wondering about possibly replacing the Captains Chairs, too. Thanks! Dennis & Jessica Danner Rochester, IL
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Howdy. I would like to start a topic for the smaller RVs - 25 foot and under. I know this is done in Aframes, Class B's and other mini RVs. These rigs do not give the space for storage, the larger holding tanks, etc. of the average RV "house" of many full time folks so I thought a place to share experiences and ideas might be nice. Hubby and I are hoping to be part of the mid-year 2017 grad class. We want small. The largest RV we've owned was a 24' Winnebago and never enjoyed driving that as much as towing our Aframe or driving our Class B. True, we were not full timing so small wasn
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Ready to travel – an RV that drives like a car but has all the features and amenities for your big road trip or weekend get-aways. Excellent condition with key mechanical and RV components replaced means you’ll have years of worry-free driving compared to vehicles the same age without the key repairs/updates performed. I have owned the vehicle for three years and loved it – now I don’t have the time to travel and decided to sell. I bought it from the second owner and the first owner had it for most its life and performed all maintenance meticulously (records available). The vehicle is in gr