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Welder Sam
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I havent had any luck talking the wife into letting me paint a camper od or even camo so im gonna get an m109. Hopefully this winter
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A) id be tring to fit 4-5 ppl is so id be limited to sleeping quarters and maybe a restroom/shower but itd be vvveerryy tight.
B) ive seen many pondering that idea and some seem to have made it work. My personal thinking is that u would need a rubber seal btwn the box & cab similar to a semi/sleeper. To account for the flexing
B) ive seen many pondering that idea and some seem to have made it work. My personal thinking is that u would need a rubber seal btwn the box & cab similar to a semi/sleeper. To account for the flexing
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And this is what changed my mind to add this instead of a full on bed... makes for much more useable space!
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UncleMikey, that camper is one of my favorites. Thanks.
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Ever thought about submarine fold down/up bunk beds? They are only down in the way when you are sleeping in them, otherwise they are folded up close to the walls and can even be mounted overtop another bed?
That is a simple solution. Couple of hinges and chains, just like a tailgate.
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i like that one alot, makes for a nice all weather camper, rain or shine.
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This is about as basic as it gets. Shelter is an S-318. Kinda like an S-250 that was wahsed in hot water, shrunk. Table is hinged and folds down and the little extra piece of plywood fills in the gap. The entire shelter becomes a bed. Myself, wife and one of my sons as a baby, spent a week using this. The windowshaker kept in very comfy.
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tamangel
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not that you all have a ton of space but here's another idea, beds coming down from the ceiling in a Toy hauler..
go to YouTube - Broadcast Yourself. and search for this video: Dune Sport: Electric Beds
I didn't want to put the direct video link here as it takes up too much thread space for the dedicated viewer..
Mike
go to YouTube - Broadcast Yourself. and search for this video: Dune Sport: Electric Beds
I didn't want to put the direct video link here as it takes up too much thread space for the dedicated viewer..
Mike
I just found a very well documented project, from beginning to end, of an M109 Shop Van turned into a camper. This is really nicely done, I think you would all agree!
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Holy moly, that was awesome.
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I like his use of off the shelf plug and play components. I've always wanted to through a bus together. These 109s keep catching my eyes.
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That doesn't sound like anything I'd be interested in at all.
Srodocker, any new pics of your camper project?
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fold up kitchen..
no connection with the seller (maybe company not even in business anymore as ad says built in 1969..) but saw this all-in-one-unit while surfing the web.... 115 volt requirement may not be in favor for mobile rigs but thought concept was cool..
http://reenah.com/kitchenette.html
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no connection with the seller (maybe company not even in business anymore as ad says built in 1969..) but saw this all-in-one-unit while surfing the web.... 115 volt requirement may not be in favor for mobile rigs but thought concept was cool..
http://reenah.com/kitchenette.html
Mike
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