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Old 10-15-2016, 06:05 PM   #21
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Wow, amazing. My first thought was only 100trips? My next question was how you made the window covers and bug screen?. Since those questions were immediately asked, I can only assume that lots of us are solving the same problems. Nice job, and thanks for the photos.

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Old 10-15-2016, 06:09 PM   #22
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That's my kind of build, love the attention to details! Gorgeous!

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Old 10-15-2016, 06:13 PM   #23
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Yes more pictures!
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Old 10-15-2016, 06:16 PM   #24
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OMG THATS what I am talking about- passenger window van Supreme.
Sigh. I give up!
Very nice. So jelly. Now will you build mine?
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Old 10-15-2016, 06:53 PM   #25
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Thanks for all the kind words. I could not have done this build without all of you on the form letting me check out all your great builds.
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Old 10-15-2016, 07:30 PM   #26
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Would love to see more detail on the build process and system specs.
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Old 10-15-2016, 08:22 PM   #27
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Nice! You've made lots of progress since we met a few months ago....and thanks for the seats!!!

Tell us about the lights that you've mounted where the seat belts used to be mounted....excellent idea!
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Old 10-15-2016, 08:52 PM   #28
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Amazing and congrats. I am beginning to realize just how ambitious a DIY build is, but seeing this work gives me great hope. Some really really nice details. I am also glad to see how good the duchess sofa looks, I pick mind up in a few weeks.

and yeah.... more pics!!
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Old 10-15-2016, 08:57 PM   #29
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Cabin Spot Lights

The cabin spot lights were purchased on Amazon from Dream Lighting. They have individually push button switches on them and are powered by my Goal Zero system.

Here are the specs from the seller:
No mounting hardware included.
Our nickel brushed reading light with crystal lampshade is designed for interior RV, caravan, camper trailer, yacht, boat, etc. The stylish appearance makes it popular and hot sale. Please imagine when the blue light meets the crystal lampshade, what a beautiful decor you could get! Adapting high quality LEDs, warm white lighting is bright caused no eyestrain, soft blue lighting is elegant and fantastic. No need to worry about the power consumption would be high. Our LED reading light just consumes 1.9 watts thanks to the efficient LED chips. OK, time to try our honorable 12V LED reading lights!


Two-phased Lighting:
1. Press the button for Blue lighting.
2. Press and hold the button to activate the Warm White lighting.

Specifications
Volts: 12V DC
Wattage: 1.9W
Current Draws: 140mA
Lighting Color: warm white and blue
Lighting Angle: 120 degrees
Brightness Level: 100 lumens
Height: 2.5inch, Base Diameter: 2.3inch (Please refer to the picture with dimensions)

Features
A. Swivel joint provides adjustable lighting angle and direction
B. Nickel brushed and acrylic lampshade not only provides decorative effect but also distribute soft and even light output
C. High quality LED chips have stable and efficient performance.
D. Low power consumption at 1.9 watts to save energy
E. A programmed switch is equipped.
F. Surface mount design is for easy hook up and neat finish after installation
G. LED is a reliable lighting source which characterizes long life span.
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Old 10-15-2016, 10:52 PM   #30
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Nice, what kind of bolts did you use on the side door scuff plate, looks like a large washer and small bolt ?? hard to tell but looks cool, was it easy to thru bolt or just access from top ?
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