My Chevrolet Express van Class B- camper
I have been camping in my 1990 Chevrolet Silverado Blazer 2-door for the last 20 years. When I removed the back seat there was just enough room for a 3/4 sized (Hollywood, as some people called them)...
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I had one final install to convert everything from my old 2001 van to my newer 2018 van. It was the air compressor that I had removed from my old camper. I mounted it underneath on the frame behind the auxiliary battery like I had it in my 2001 van.
Then again like in my old 2001 van, I ran one air hose up under the hood with a quick coupler on it and the switch to control the compressor located just to the right of my relay for camper options. All of my wires have labels for what they control in case I forget in my old age.
Finally I ran a second air hose with quick coupler to the rear which was mounted below my bumper with another switch to control it from this location.
I now have an air supply for toys (balls) that need air, tires, and air for my extra water tank.
Then again like in my old 2001 van, I ran one air hose up under the hood with a quick coupler on it and the switch to control the compressor located just to the right of my relay for camper options. All of my wires have labels for what they control in case I forget in my old age.
Finally I ran a second air hose with quick coupler to the rear which was mounted below my bumper with another switch to control it from this location.
I now have an air supply for toys (balls) that need air, tires, and air for my extra water tank.
