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This is my kind of downhill. Don't have to put up with that cold white crap.

I use a bed mat under my camper and have no moisture problems. No creaking or groaning noises either but then again I'm half deaf.

I use the Yakima racks to carry two 55lb kayaks without any problems.

I agree that a 3 way fridge on 12v power draws way too many amps. Also when I had my 3 way I found it wouldn't cool from ambient on 12v power. I needed to use 110v or propane. 12v was used only to keep it cool while driving.

I checked my fluorescents and they draw 2 1/4 A each.

I'm using city water through a garden hose and it tastes fine. I do flush the hose first and drain the tank after each trip. I flush the system with a little bleach after it's had Baja water in it.

I got the second fantastic fan over the bed and use it more than the one over the sink. Good for sleeping on a hot night. My camper has the velcro for the arctic pack even thought I don't have the arctic pack. The Yakima tracks are screwed into the framing. With the new one piece roof the...

I have a Granby with a water heater and discovered that there was a decent space between the cabinet face and the heater. I cut a hole in the cabinet and built a door to allow access to the space. Enough room for a frying pan and my paper plates, bowls and cups.

Bob are you trying to start another suspension / air bag thread?

I saw on the news tonight that the jerk doing the pushing has a disability lawsuit pending. This video probably will not help his case. Then again it could be a metal disability.

The last I heard north pass into Saline was closed do to a couple of severe washouts. Not sure if it's fixed yet.

I attached some filter material behind the louvers to slow down the dust, sand and bugs.

I take mine to Baja.

I had the same problems after installing my Truckfridge. The compressor was running too often and sucking down the batteries. The Truckfridge was a tight fit in the cabinet and I didn't think there was enough air flow across the condenser coils. I installed a vent through the side of the cabinet...

The combo meter leadsled has is homemade. He added a digital voltmeter to his monitor panel. There was a thread on this mod a couple of years ago. This meter doesn't have to be mounted to the monitor. I put mine on the cabinet face.

It seems that if you do enough research to find a statue in Mojave, a specific joshua tree and the James Dean corner you would at least look at a Death Valley map. I hope Betsy dumped the idiot.

I'm going to have to go camping with you guys. I hate cooking both at home and on the trail. If it wasn't for Trader Joe's I'd starve.

I'm having the same problem with my system which is a Truckfridge TF130, 100W solar and 2 blue top batteries. This is not a factory installed system but it should be similar to yours. I'm good for a couple of days until the voltage drops too low. I believe your temperature fluctuations might be...

I'm having the same problem with my Truckfridge TF130 running off 2 blue tops with a 100W panel and Morningstar MPPT controller. I'm good for a couple of days before the voltage gets too low. Not a problem unless I'm camping more than a couple of days in one place. I have the Morningstar monitor...

My first Jeep was a '43 GPW. Post some pictures.

4th Street downtown Santa Rosa

I drilled the lower hinges and put a 1/4 inch oak spacer under them then screwed into the cabinet floor. I also put a spacer over the upper fridge flange and put 3 screws through the flange and spacer into the top of the cabinet.

DD the beer prodigy

Williak, You could just use square aluminum tubing from your local hardware store.

jlrray, I had the same fit issues you did with the width. I ended up removing the round head screws in the cabinet L brackets, countersinking the bracket holes and using flat head screws. To hold the fridge in place I followed MarkBC's post and drilled and screwed the lower hinge brackets. I...