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I can afford this one...but, I'd have to tear out the inside and rebuild. Cheap too! https://offerupnow.com/item/detail/58194205/barbie-hot-tub-party-rv-van

Plenty more! https://www.govdeals.com/index.cfm?fa=Main.AdvSearchResultsNew&searchPg=Category&additionalParams=true&sortOption=ad&timing=BySimple&timingType=&category=94D&rowCount=50&StartRow=1

Ohhh...duh!!! I need to clean my cheaters and magnify the page! Thanks...now I might be able to find the van of my dreams :) Tom

Is it just me...or...how come there's no contact information? Do I have some setting toggled off? For the past couple of weeks I've found some interesting vehicles but no contact info in the post. Tom

GSA Auction...salvage title...FWIW http://gsaauctions.gov/gsaauctions/aucitsrh/?sl=21QSCI16009014

That Seattle truck would be a good one if I wanted something heavy. Wayyyyyy too big for me though

Yes. I know vans. I bought an '82 E250 a and sent it to the wrecking yard with 260k on it. Flat worn/rusted out from life in salty Minnesota I'm an arborist and do side jobs so I want a brush hauler. A pickup configuration doesn't work as well as this concept I've put together three dump...

Thanks Vial...I'm not going to 4WD the van...just whack the back off. I'm capable of doing the work myself. Chris, I saw that one at the license bureau in Asheville when I lived down there. Very nicely done but wayyyyyyyy beyond my needs :) What camper is on the van? Thanks for the note about...

For the past few weeks I've been doing some 'windshield engineering' time into a project idea. I'd like to get some feedback about where I'm at and where I might go. Here are my basic needs that must be met: Ford van About a 2k payload capacity...a bit more would be fine Good MPG What I...

YOu've built what I've been thinking about as a tray-top/slide on unit. Very well done. Did I miss the weight while reading the thread? In mine I'd save a bit of weight since I don't need tongue/axles and probably could build with a lighter base frame since it would be on top a flatbed. Tom

I tried US sourcing them a year ago. No luck. We live in a world wide economy...so Internet purchase it is! Tom

BRP, Any progress on this project? You're on the same track that I'm thinking of taking for a planned build. Tom

This fellow has some good How-To articles: http://www.pbase.com/mainecruising/terminating_small_wires Tom

More info: http://dutchmen.com/image/data/documents/parts/cfss.pdf

This seems like a nice slide-in ute camper. Who makes it? http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac/rvs/3474492934.html

$3.37 in Asheville, NC today

This is a great idea. A friend of mine who is a housebuilder had a baseboard heater system in his house which used the house water heater as the heat source. His house is about 40 miles north of Minneapolis...cold weather country! When we talked about the setup all he had to do was some...

I had a couple of Canon PS's and liked them a lot. Now I have a Nikon S8200. It is pocket size because the lens retracts flush with the body. the selling point for me~~~15x zoom through the lens!!! And micro-macro so you can shoot large and small. Costco sells them at a good price. The...

Bicycle wrenches are made of stamped steel. they're easy to bend and modify.

My Dad had some stakes fabbed when I was a kid. After a family friend stepped on a cheap metal stake shreadding their foot he got some large spikes and had the weldor down the street put on the washers. The washers were flush with the top so that there was never a chance of stubbing a toe or...