Well, things are going a bit slower than I’d hoped, you’d think that I’d have learned that by now. Sad to say we’re not going to make the journey down to Baja as planned, there’s just too much left to do and I’ve been running myself ragged, bummer....
I’ll have to take a few more pics of the Espar plumbing, being my first install of one, it took me most of Friday just to get the muffler and exhaust line run and to figure out where to locate the pump.
It’s the small stuff.....I was going to bed liner the rocker panels and had pulled the fender flares and had run some tape lines, but we never got around to it, maybe some day, but for now things will be getting put back together. The N-Fab bars came off as well and got cleaned up and a fresh coat of rattle can bedliner
I also cut and painted some aluminum diamond plate covers for the holes that were left where the suburban heater and the coax cable hookup used to be. I used plain steel for the propane door plate as that’ll blend in better when it eventually gets bedlined when I do the rocker panels. I used a sealant to plug the holes behind the small plates so I won’t have water seeping in, that would be bad!
Here’s the new smart plug shore power outlet too.
I also went ahead and painted and blocked off the gray water vent, as that’s no longer going to be used either.