Looking for class c stuff

Thanks for all the info. We switched out the couch with the blowup bed for two Lambright recliners. We had No use for the bed and now want to sell it. The recliners are fabulous. Since we bought the last motor home first...by that I mean, this is our last and only rv, we have customized it for our use, not planning for resale. We are thrilled with the chairs, but want to sell the couch. Would love some help in that regard. Thanks.

Thanks for all the info. We switched out the couch with the blowup bed for two Lambright recliners. We had No use for the bed and now want to sell it. The recliners are fabulous. Since we bought the last motor home first...by that I mean, this is our last and only rv, we have customized it for our use, not planning for resale. We are thrilled with the chairs, but want to sell the couch. Would love some help in that regard. Thanks.

I did a ton of modifications to my unit, nothing that would void the warranty, a new door for the water valves that a fitting was leaking and was inacsessible from inside or outside, the "dealer" could never find it, took a bore scope to find, couch had to be lifted to remove front pannel to store anything, replaced with unit that has acsess doors and a window and light to see how much water the tank has since the gauges quit in three month, cut hole in kitchen counter by corner because I can place a trash can in side locker compartment and not in the kichen.

Adjusted the height of the front seats 3" up with heavy duty steel chanels, hate sitting on the floor, wish I could replace them with F-150 seats,installed fantastic fans, one had to have 12v dc routed to it since the manufaturer never even thought of it, installed small LED lamps inside to have some light in the places that are far away from any light, some place in Arizona or New Mexico as in desert, since one night we went to a friends place in the desert and I could not see where my rig was after a half hour of waiting for my night vision to return, I still coul not see the rig, now I have a small amber LED pointig 45> degrees down so as to not blind the negborhood.

So yes you can do modifications yust make shure that you do not do anythind dumb, the walls of an RV are not the same as a house, very thin skis and not many "studs" and some times there are electric wires runing down or under cabinets hidden in between.

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Escapees full timers club forum. Don't have to join the club just sign up for forum. GREAT stuff for sale there by real RV'ing folks!
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check out all your local RV dealerships almost all of them have an in house parts and supplies store. They carry a lot of stuff for remodeling and repair also. I get most of my stuff from there.

Homesweetrv wrote:
I know this is not the site for buying or selling, but I'm trying to find websites that I buy or sell used stuff for my Winnebago View. I just bought it new and I'm making changes to personalize it. I've looked on Craigslist and ebay, but does anyone have any suggestions? Rv clubs, any help would be appreciated. I'm sure that other rv owners are in the same pickle that I am in. Thanks

Best resource for View/Navion stuff is here. There are also two associated sites for Mods and Tech. The mods site has all kinds of info on improvements to make. All the way from easy stuff to very serious.

wbwood wrote:
Why change something new that you just bought? Why not buy something that meets your needs right now first? As Cousin Eddie mentioned, start making drastic changes and you might have a hard time with a warranty. Or you could end up screwing something up that's gonna cost ya. I understand after a number of years. But, not new. You could of ordered it with the changes you want. Many manufacturers will work with you like that.

Did you leave your house alone after you bought it or did you make improvements?

Same deal. I started doing mods to my RV as soon as I bought it new. Lots of stuff the manufacturers/dealers have never even thought of and things I am perfectly capable of doing.

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klutchdust wrote:
Im taking out a leather sofa and putting in a leather dinette. Itasca Cambria. Was thinking of e bay.

The original owner took out the dinette as it wasn't comfortable for sleeping. Wife wants the dinette back and she shall have it.

Another place to look for your dinette is Discount Van Truck

They will build to order or off the shelf and they are local.

I have found them to be very helpful people when I needed something special.

Thanks, the only local I could find was shop4seats. Going to compare them both.

Could you be more specific about for what you are looking? There is a plethora of info on these forums, especially the DIY stuff, plus recommendation/warnings about equipment to buy. Of course mostly there are opinions. One has to decide whether something is really worth the co$t and time, but opinions can be a good guide.

klutchdust wrote:
Im taking out a leather sofa and putting in a leather dinette. Itasca Cambria. Was thinking of e bay.

The original owner took out the dinette as it wasn't comfortable for sleeping. Wife wants the dinette back and she shall have it.

Another place to look for your dinette is Shop4seats

They will build to order or off the shelf and they are local.

I have found them to be very helpful people when I needed something special.

How about the Winnebago owners' group?