if it wasnt halfway across the country i would take a seat or four,your about to find out a level is nothing more than a straight edge and nothing is straight,you have a good commercial base to build off of,have fun and dont burn yourself out
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I will be watching this one the whole way :-)
Unfortunately I will be unable to be there physically, or I would offer some free labor.
I did not have to mess with any of the interior fuses or wiring for any of my conversion. We left all of the factory alone and anything for the House was new construction. I do have the wires for the interior lights that ran down either side exposed so I could use the run for LEDs in the future.
I am so excited for you.
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American Nomad that's pretty cool, can't wait to see the end result.
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Great bones to start with. Do keep us curious photo voyeurs up to date.
In my opinion, It's the journey that matters most and the built process brings the first smile of many.
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Awesome got to love a completely virgin build thread. Why yank the A/C if it works? Just my 2cents. Sometimes A/C is not a luxury. Make a nice cover box and keep it for the four flats on the road in 102 and 99% humidity while you were going to elevation to stay cool.
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