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Beautiful bird and a great shot too!

OK thanks, that helps a lot.

This is my 2005 Wheeled Coach and I don't see anything including staples. There may be something under the padded areas, but I haven't removed any of them yet.

Tom, I have a couple of questions about your Wheeled Coach Ambulance. 1. How is the wall panel behind the crew bench are held up? I don't see any fasteners on mine at all. 2. Did you have to remove the upper cabinets to remove the panel?

Bob, here are a couple of links that you may find useful. 2011 TOYOTA SIENNA MIDDLE ROW LEATHER RECLINER SEATS GRAY - YouTube Video The not-so-definitive guide to Sienna seats - Full dimensions in the first post.

Tom, on the new member of the family. I'm curious to see what you do with it.

Welcome to the forum! (y) I have pretty much the same setup as you do, except my truck is a 2004 F250 4x4 in all white. I also have the Decked Drawer System installed. And, I have Yakima Racks on an A.R.E. camper shell as well. The A.R.E. shells are extremely well made and solid as a...

Yeah, you may be right. The sides are pretty full with all the stripes.

I love the mountain mural on the front of the camper body, it looks great!

Bob, if you're wanting to install small profile recliners, maybe you should check out the Toyota Sienna seats. They are expensive but top of the line. See this thread here. I've thought about them for mine, but with my back problems, I really need a bed with a good mattress. But, on the...

The way people drive now days, you can never have too much when it comes to warning lights. Don't forget the required reflectors also. If your LED lights have the reflector part built into the lens, you can skip the separate reflectors. Best to check the SAE Lens Coding on the lights against...

OK, but why not just put the red ones in the rear where they belong, and move those amber ones to the front? No biggie, but I'm just curious. Just FYI... TRAILERS: FEDERAL LIGHTING EQUIPMENT LOCATION REQUIREMENTS

This definitely an interesting build and the craftsmanship looks superb, but I've got to ask... Why do you have the red side marker lights in the front and amber ones in the rear. That should be reversed, with the red in the rear and the amber in the front.

Chris, you got another attaboy! Have you seen this article yet? 4×4 Motorhome Conversions – What You Need to Know - by RVLIFE Magazine

Pangle, this may be irrelevant now, but just FYI... The commercial cab/chassis frame that is used with the Type I ambulance bodies are 34" wide in the rear, and a standard pickup truck frame is 42" wide in the rear. The 34" on the cab/chassis is a standard, and is the same for Fords, Chevys...

Chris, any day in the woods camping is better than a day at work, unless of course you have a dream job like yours! ?

When you get that together just drop it off at my house, will you? ?

Thanks Mike! Yeah, I feel kinda naked out there without a winch myself, and have always had one in the past. The winch I have now is only a 9,000 lb. version, but with a snatch block or two I can do quite a bit. My days of mud bogging, etc. are over with. I'm building this truck and trailer...

OK, thanks Chris! I'll get with you when I get to that point.

I see some nice potential with that rig!