Fixing water damage on the old Dodge (pics)
I got started on my summer project the last couple days. I found this thing on Craig's list for $100 and drove it home. It's a 78 Dodge Monaco 23' with a 440. Here's what it looked like when I brought...
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I sure hope that the appliances aren't part of the "budget"....that $300 will really take a chunk out of the "about a grand" you plan to spend on the rebuild!:B
Still, it looks like it's a pretty good unit, and you saved a bunch. I'm thinking that if I have to replace mine some day, I'm just going to go with a regular household electric. I've got solar panels, which would handle most of the load, while driving, with the genset or shore-power (we probably won't boondock much) when parked....so we should be OK.
It looks as if you've got quite a bit of work on the rear of the rig too.
We're all waiting with anticipation....keep those pictures coming!!
Still, it looks like it's a pretty good unit, and you saved a bunch. I'm thinking that if I have to replace mine some day, I'm just going to go with a regular household electric. I've got solar panels, which would handle most of the load, while driving, with the genset or shore-power (we probably won't boondock much) when parked....so we should be OK.
It looks as if you've got quite a bit of work on the rear of the rig too.
We're all waiting with anticipation....keep those pictures coming!!
