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Sully - 1990 Ford E350 EB 121K Miles - DIY Home Build
Progression of my home build. $10k budget ($5k van / $5k build and appliances). Actual van purchase price was $2250.
Installing roof cable entry plate for solar panels.
Reinstalling rear door ladder with stainless steel screws and Dicor Butyl tape.
Reinstalling rear door ladder with stainless steel screws and Dicor Butyl tape.
Reinstalling rear door ladder with stainless steel screws and Dicor Butyl tape.
Reinstalling rear door ladder with stainless steel screws and Dicor Butyl tape.
Reinstalled luggage rack with stainless steel screws and Dicor Butyl tape underneath.
Reinstalled luggage rack with stainless steel screws and Dicor Butyl tape underneath.
Flimsy rusted hardware on ladder
x3 Renogy 100 watt solar panels installed with Renogy Z brackets and plastic wedges underneath to level surface.
Installing solar panels and reinstalling luggage rack with stainless steel screws and Dicor butyl tape
Installing solar panels and reinstalling luggage rack with stainless steel screws and Dicor butyl tape
Plastic wedges cut from a plastic trim piece bought from home depot. These are used under the cheap Renogy Z Solar brackets to account for the curved...
Fitting solar panel layout. x3 100watt Renogy Solar Panels behind MaxxAir Fan
Installing MaxxAir MaxxFan Deluxe. Cut whole in fiberglass hightop roof. Screwed with hex screws with some 1/2 birch plywood for backing. Sealed with...
Installing MaxxAir MaxxFan Deluxe. Cut whole in fiberglass hightop roof. Screwed with hex screws with some 1/2 birch plywood for backing. Sealed with...
Installing MaxxAir MaxxFan Deluxe. Cut whole in fiberglass hightop roof. Screwed with hex screws with some 1/2 birch plywood for backing. Sealed with...
Installing MaxxAir MaxxFan Deluxe. Cut whole in fiberglass hightop roof. Screwed with hex screws with some 1/2 birch plywood for backing. Sealed with...
Installing MaxxAir MaxxFan Deluxe. Cut whole in fiberglass hightop roof. Screwed with hex screws with some 1/2 birch plywood for backing. Sealed with...
Installing MaxxAir MaxxFan Deluxe. Cut whole in fiberglass hightop roof. Screwed with hex screws with some 1/2 birch plywood for backing. Sealed with...
Installing MaxxAir MaxxFan Deluxe. Cut whole in fiberglass hightop roof. Screwed with hex screws with some 1/2 birch plywood for backing. Sealed with...
Installing MaxxAir MaxxFan Deluxe. Cut whole in fiberglass hightop roof. Screwed with hex screws with some 1/2 birch plywood for backing. Sealed with...
Installing MaxxAir MaxxFan Deluxe. Cut whole in fiberglass hightop roof. Screwed with hex screws with some 1/2 birch plywood for backing. Sealed with...
Installing MaxxAir MaxxFan Deluxe. Cut whole in fiberglass hightop roof. Screwed with hex screws with some 1/2 birch plywood for backing. Sealed with...
Installing MaxxAir MaxxFan Deluxe. Cut whole in fiberglass hightop roof. Screwed with hex screws with some 1/2 birch plywood for backing. Sealed with...
Installing MaxxAir MaxxFan Deluxe. Cut whole in fiberglass hightop roof. Screwed with hex screws with some 1/2 birch plywood for backing. Sealed with...
 
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