As you'll see in this string of pictures I've installed the interior paneling, 1/4" oak beadboard to wainscot height, and 1/4" Maple with a whitewash for the upper half. The oak has 2 coats of Watco dark walnut stain and will get 2 coats of acrylic urethane top coat;
The bed deck pulls out and goes from a twin size to a double, this picture shows it as a twin:
This picture shows my only 120v outlet on the inside and my switches for the battery, one connects to the truck and one connects from the battery to the breaker box:
Here the bed is pulled out to a double:
This shows my access lid for my battery box;
And here's the battery. I still need to cut a vent to the outside for the battery:
Here's a shot of the ceiling. I bought upholstery fabric to cover the ceiling and glued it on with contact cement, it was way harder than I thought it would be. I made two mistakes, first as you can see the pattern is straight lines and these are impossible to keep straight, and second the fabric had too much stretch, but over all I'm very pleased, it's a very good looking material and adds great character. I will learn from my mistakes:
Next step was to build a table. I started with 1-1/4" plywood and built a frame using half laps. This made a very stable, strong, light frame, just like a hollow core door:
I added a layer of luan to both sides and applied contact cement:
I wanted a leather table top, so here the leather is prepped and contact cemented:
And here it is installed, I'm going to stain it once I figure out what color goes with the rest of the interior;