I have found you all to be so helpful and knowledgeable that I figured I'd throw out another question.I'm wondering if it is recommended/acceptable to remove the van door stays (or re-configure them in a way to make them easily removable) so that the...
I see several of you are from Canada.We are doing our first "family vacation" with just the two of us - our son is off in sunny California for a year. We decided instead of moping around about being two middle-age parents without our kid - we would g...
I am in the middle of a complete re-design on my 1998 Dodge Ram 1500 conversion/camper van. As part of my "onboard supplies" I need an adapter that allows me to plug in at a campsite's 30A service and turn it into two 15A outlets.It's a yellow, marin...
My 1998 Dodge Ram 318 engine has 79,000 original miles on it. Bought it when it had 29,000 and my husband (yes, my nickname's "Rex" but I'm a woman) has maintained it religiously mechanically, and me cosmetically.We used to tow a pop-up, which gradua...
I'm sorry - no, it's not a pre-manufactured Class B, it's a 1998 Dodge Ram conversion van that we are currently converting to a full-on camper van.There are the two primary hinges on each side door (of course) and in between there is a "stay hinge" t...
Thank you all for these fantastic suggestions. I was trying to take notes in my travel log, but I ended up just printing them all out - LOL!This is a really terrific forum. Glad I found it.
I kind of think, NMace, that it might be more of a distribution thing. It seems this company (Conntek) is pretty locked into Amazon - maybe Camping World has a problem with that, takes too large a cut, etc...?Pure speculation on my part, but I haven'...
WOW, marcopolo! I don't know how the heck you found that - I searched until my eyes blurred. All I found were those daggone generator/twist connect cords.I cannot thank you enough, truly.Hopefully I can someday return the favor and find something you...
