XJ camper conversion info

[Root Moose]

sucks.

have to be a member to view pics. I'll have to join later.

I have an account there:

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[BIGdaddy]

I have an account there:

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wow. ok. my kids would LOVE that. put a small, simple 30.00 dvd player and a nice little flatscreen, and you'd be set.

I'd personally just wire a 110v inverter from costco, and simply plug them in, behind the scenes. I'll bet you could wire in a couple of wireless headsets into the TV. Just hide the receiver behind the foward panel, too.

cool!

 

[Backwoods Rambler]

I like that element someone posted in his thread I have a sunroof..

Yeah, that's cool, but for those of us without a sunroof, a small access port would still have to be cut out. But that's a far cry from a large hole in the roof.

This might mean that you gain access only after removing gear from the rear if that's where you put the access port, or over the front seats. Neither location is ideal, which makes outside access a nice option, but I'd probably opt for removing gear from the rear, since I carry all of my gear in convenient rubbermaid bins. 2 or 3 bins removed and I gain access. It seems like a small effort for potentially great comfort.

 

[XXXpedition]

the white and the red one look the same (maybe repainted )
the blck window trim, same bumpers and same rims...

 

[Amauri]

Yeah, that's cool, but for those of us without a sunroof, a small access port would still have to be cut out. But that's a far cry from a large hole in the roof.

This might mean that you gain access only after removing gear from the rear if that's where you put the access port, or over the front seats. Neither location is ideal, which makes outside access a nice option, but I'd probably opt for removing gear from the rear, since I carry all of my gear in convenient rubbermaid bins. 2 or 3 bins removed and I gain access. It seems like a small effort for potentially great comfort.

I climbed trough my moon-roof today to test it out, not the best option but I think its a better option that unloading my gear to climb in trough the back.