Finally finished with conversion

[slipperyd12]

Well it is finally over, then only thing left is later to add a toilet. I just updated my photo album with the finished pictures. Here are the ones I took today.
I put lock on the door and built the A/C cover. Thanks to all for the help and comments.
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[aggie79]

Slippery,

You have done yourself a very nice conversion.



Have fun enjoying it and post pictures of your travels.

Take care,
Tom

[b.bodemer]

Looks great
........get campin'!

Barb

[slipperyd12]

Thanks, Guys conversions take longer and cost more than you think. The teardrop I built was by far the most complicated. The cargo trailer was much quicker.

[Wolfscout]

Hrm except for the converter box, paint and the Etrack stuff, most of my conversion came straight out of the garage. Stuff I already had.. spare lumber in most cases. I did have to buy insulation and ceiling paneling.
I figure I spent about $800 after the Trailer purchase. I'm still less than $3000.

[pitbullluvajrod]

Hello everyone, another newb here. I'm planning a conversion, and this one really caught my eye. Very clean. I do have a question, are the bulkheads for wiring purposes? If so, I'm gonna use that idea.