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Why not use a product like ClearPlex? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvr9LBbUJZI

I take it YouTube didn't help?

I used #5952. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0016HM7SE/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?qid=1444719816&sr=8-3&pi=SY200_QL40&keywords=vhb+tape&dpPl=1&dpID=41DGwDYEVGL&ref=plSrch

My understanding is that they are not OBD-II in all areas, just the emissions related side of things.

Thats fantastic, does it tell you what anomaly placed it into limp mode?

VHB tape does its job well. Make sure you have the panels aligned the way you want them, once attached there's no wiggle room to reposition. Smaller panels are easier to work with.

Welcome to the forum. Please tell us more about this in a new thread. Inquiring minds want to know more.

It's doable. When shopping for any used camper, being a trailer or a truck camper, make sure you inspect it for water leaks. Fixing interior water damage can be an overwhelming task.

Find a local CAT scale and weight the truck. Using a air pressure/axle weight table for your tire brand, you might find that you can reduce the air pressure to 45 psi or even lower in the rear duals and maybe 55 psi in the front. The reduction in tire pressures will make a world of difference in...

So, how was the ride without a load on the back?

Seek out a local builder of freight cargo bodies for trucks. They should give you an ideal in what it takes to build one. Regarding steel or aluminum, both will require something to prevent corrosion or rust.

If the house outlet has a ground, I'd run a 12/3 extension cord from the outlet to the truck using something like a Smart Plug to get power into the van's body. Once inside you can add a single 4" x4" utility outlet box attached to the van's wall via plywood. Then plug and unplug what you need...

At least pack a tooth brush!

KTM I would suggest you start another thread regarding your build. That way, any information you receive is specific for your fit out.

I have to agree.

At one time you mentioned adding insulation to the camper floor, is that still on your Things-To-Do list? Have a great time and post some pictures when you can.

Sounds like fun! A 12' box is a little small, have you considered a 14' box?

Good looking rig there and welcome to the forum. Looks like the camper is based off a standard truck cargo body. If it is, their tough and robust units, there's a whole industry devoted to their manufacturing and repair. Tell us more about it when you can. I for one would be interested to know...

Have you considered modifying a truck cargo body to suit your needs? Here in the USA, they can be purchased in different configurations, Morgan is an example. Morgan will custom build a cargo body without a rear door assembly and supply a blank panel to fill in the opening. The strength in...

If Knoedler has a bracket to fit the Fuso, can this bracket be utilized to mount any seats other than their own?