MERCEDES SPRINTER RV not a conventional conversion

Have followed your conversion posts with much interest. Great job. They say the road to success is paved with hard work, sweat and tears and it sounds like you've done all that, so ... hope your injury has healed and you now are well "on the road" to financial health.

It will be interesting how it all goes now these signs are on. Your info Al was all possive, glad you like it. Might have to go on Heron island for some business then.

CU2
I like it. Looks like a 'clean' design and sensibly appealing. If I saw your vehicle pass by I would be wondering about what you were promoting and where the goodies were located. If you were parked somewhere and i approached, i would buy something as everything about your rig is appealing. The smell of fresh coffee,and, a freshly grilled hotdog would just be all I needed. What is a "robber dog". Well done. You deserve a lot of credit for all the hard work you have endured.What a project!!
When I travelled across Queensland, after a great 10 days on Heron Island Resort, I would have paid almost anything sometimes for one of your products as I always seemed to arrive at a cafe or restaurant when it was NOT lunch hour and/or the place was closed. I was not used to being on time for breakfast, lunch or dinner hour!! Slow pace but I had trouble getting my meals on time--my time that is. Hope to hear how your venture progresses. Great looking vehicle.
Al

DeepLiquid wrote:
Holy COW!! Fantastic thread!

What amazing work you've done, and can't tell you how much I appreciate the detailed pics. It's let me know that I really don't have the skill set to do a proper build. Wish my dad were still alive, he would have enjoyed showing me how.

Believe me I don't ever want to have to do it again. More headache, backache everything ache. Never again.

But my advice is free if you care to dare.

Holy COW!! Fantastic thread!

What amazing work you've done, and can't tell you how much I appreciate the detailed pics. It's let me know that I really don't have the skill set to do a proper build. Wish my dad were still alive, he would have enjoyed showing me how.

Well well, finally the real thing. After many months of decisions, instructions etc, it still wasn't ready for print. So ended up finalizing the lot myself, saved a far few bucks that way to. The whole lot cost $850 shipping, illustrations, design, print on high quality car wrap Avery but very very time consuming back and forth with everyone. Few.
Still one little sign for the top right, the back, and other side to stick on yet.

What are your first impressions? - Would you like to eat here? Or are you turned off from pink or other? Need feedback.

CrusinSusan wrote:
I didn't have the admin delete your finger pics.

But I will admit, I don't miss them! lol

Lol Perhaps admin saw your comment, it's not important, me not knowing that it may offend some.. The links are better anyway.

- FANTASTIC FAN -
Just as I think I know how the fantastic fans remote works, it goes strange on me. On auto it goes full blast and never changes. Clicking on arrows doesn't change a thing. On manual it doesn't always react. It's rained and not closed with rain sensor on.

I didn't have the admin delete your finger pics.

But I will admit, I don't miss them! lol

So here is an update on my nail. (Injured whilst installing an RV window) A warning though I think this looks much worse than the previous photo's, its pretty ugly.
http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/131/06xx.jpg

Hi Cruzensusan,
Seeing though you had admin delete photo's of my injured nail. I put a link in its place so you don't have to look at them. But slowly it is changing, I mean slowly still who knows how it will turn out.