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Love the massive amount of progress! Can’t wait to see it continue!
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Love the gray in cabinets and such so much better than just white. I don’t even have words to form about the amount of work required on this!
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May 24, 2020 17:34
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Window and sink area looking good, is that a faucet you had or did you pick that one? My hiace right now has what looks like the $10 faucet at walmart except purchased in the early 90's, would like to replace it with something not too expensive but just make it nice and more attractive to buyers. Will any work that fits or should I look for RV specific?
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May 26, 2020 23:07
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Why ditch the genny even if only as like an emergency backup? You probably my explained this already.
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Jun 6, 2020 03:50
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Gotcha, just interested bc you know well I have so many campers coming and learning all I can. Love seeing the progress so far!
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Jun 6, 2020 19:28
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What a transformation!
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Jun 7, 2020 18:44
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That fridge and everything looks AMAZING
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Jun 14, 2020 02:13
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That last light pic is epic!
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Jun 21, 2020 04:17
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Just next level poo poo!! Holy smokes amazing. If someone was going to get started with solar are there any terms or specs to avoid? I just got some solar trickle chargers off amazon for the campers that will be kept at my covered storage until it is “their turn” to be worked on, regularly $80 some kind of deal for $25 each and I am surprised how heavy and well built they seem I was expecting garbage. Have not set them up testing charge yet.
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Jun 22, 2020 00:04
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All excellent info and especially at the end! Yeah these cheapies I got for stashing our and keeping a few batteries charged are rigid and not flexible like I was expecting. The tech seems to be moving very fast and prices going down. Will take your advice!
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Jun 22, 2020 03:33
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Just watching in amazement and picking up ideas and tips along the way...fantastic
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Jun 29, 2020 03:22
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I have a little computer store as my "real job" (though Japanese cars is far outpacing that right now) and I just bookmarked your x230 build to read later for fun while the kids are in the bath. I KNOW WHY you are keeping the linoleum, it is fine, you are going to be working out in the middle of nowhere, it does what it needs to do just would love to see some of that light gray type wood/fake wood floor in there!!!! You progress and tenacity is amazing. Love the thread. And thanks for all the tips and help you have given me!
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Jul 2, 2020 23:51
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Just love the little things like the gray paint in the drawers. My white hi Ace is about done but here is the newcomer today the view from the front seat, and as far as I can tell no rot or leaks to deal with but just where to start (giant tied up thing is massive massive Fiamma awning for attachment to the outside) 
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Jul 17, 2020 03:41
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I asked back in the build why NOT keep that genny just bc. So your 4300 pound weight is just the back or? Because I have 4800+ pound normal vans. I envy your electrical knowledge. I hope you can work out a way to keep this setup
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Jul 18, 2020 03:53
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Kastein would be very disappointed that we don’t have 8 latches and razor sharp edges on every surface. Going to have to suggest you bring it up to snuff.
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Aug 5, 2020 07:29
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Looking awesome as always. Can I ask a question since you mentioned a bottle jack? I was browsing car related bits this weekend as I was trying not to drink and keeping myself occupied with work on home and vehicles, and I was eyeing some pump jacks as the 3 ton I have was last used as an impromptu frame Machine to straighten out a bumper after some off-roading and who knows how long it will last. Right next to the nice pump jacks that loft a max 15-16” is a 12 TON bottle jack that lifts nearly 19” and is freaking $29. Is their something bad about these? This seems too easy. Does everyone already have one of these and I don’t know it? I ha e lots of trucks and vans and the extra inches and weight tolerance is much needed. Sorry for the derail.
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Aug 31, 2020 01:43
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Great info and I DO have a gravel driveway. I do use jack stands. If nothing else an even smaller bottle jack will be nice for stowing for road trips in case I need to put a spare on (I usually stow my big jack in its case so I won’t ha e to mess with a factory jack just in case). I had a jack slip off the oily crossmember of my 71 Ltd in the 90s and me and my friend are only alive bc it slipped under the oil pan crushing it but keeping the car off our heads
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Aug 31, 2020 02:57
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WOW as always!
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Sep 18, 2020 23:13
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StormDrain posted:Thanks but that'd be too big I think, and I would have to work the mounting too much to get what I wanted. I just wanted a closer look. You can get whole giant off road light bars for that on AMZ now what are you looking for?
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Sep 27, 2020 10:58
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Just looks absolutely amazing such great work!
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Sep 28, 2020 23:57
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My God what I would love to see you do to 2 of my big campers that are actually in great shape. With treatment like this they’d both be worth double at least what I’m asking! Hate to repeat it over and over but it all looks amazing
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jink posted:Good god you go above and beyond with everything. I want to comment on every piece but the general reaction is just 'wow'. The E-Ink display is just icing on this delicious cake... wow Same!
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