kenet3621
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- Blythewood SC
I got my 1994 LMTV in mid October and have enjoyed learning about it.
Some information and pictures as I make modifications to the vehicle.
Before and after pictures of the work done so far on making the van "fresher".
BEFORE:
SO FAR:
Floor: Removed rust and repainted with Valspar Gray Skid Proof paint
Walls: Cleaned and repainted with paint matched by Lowe's to original color
Ceiling: Fixtures removed and cleaned and ceiling cleaned with Purple Power
Outlets: All plates replaced with stainless steel and relabeled
Lighting: 110 volt and DC lights (Blackout and Override) all working (there were some disconnected wires behind the wall plates)
Locker: Bought on Craigslist
OTHER:
I have replaced both headlights so I can run H4 bulbs and they really make a lot of positive difference.
FUTURE:
Backup camera mounted but need to wire to cab and monitor.
Complete 110 Volt connector to RV plug.
Big Buddy Heater for the van to hang on the left of the locker.
Touch up painting on the outside.
Dash console for powering accessories.
Thanks to all the Steel Soldiers who have helped me!
Some information and pictures as I make modifications to the vehicle.
Before and after pictures of the work done so far on making the van "fresher".
BEFORE:
SO FAR:
Floor: Removed rust and repainted with Valspar Gray Skid Proof paint
Walls: Cleaned and repainted with paint matched by Lowe's to original color
Ceiling: Fixtures removed and cleaned and ceiling cleaned with Purple Power
Outlets: All plates replaced with stainless steel and relabeled
Lighting: 110 volt and DC lights (Blackout and Override) all working (there were some disconnected wires behind the wall plates)
Locker: Bought on Craigslist
OTHER:
I have replaced both headlights so I can run H4 bulbs and they really make a lot of positive difference.
FUTURE:
Backup camera mounted but need to wire to cab and monitor.
Complete 110 Volt connector to RV plug.
Big Buddy Heater for the van to hang on the left of the locker.
Touch up painting on the outside.
Dash console for powering accessories.
Thanks to all the Steel Soldiers who have helped me!