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DD, I'll second Sunman's comment about both the lack of "new posts" and bold headings. The "View New Content" takes me to the beginning of the thread instead of the first new post or am I missing something?

Matt, no information on the islands but welcome aboard and we'll be expecting pics. Best of Luck.

Nice mods, especially the tail gate, we loved ours both for entry and exit and for sipping a cold one after various activities. Will be interested to see the final product as I never got past the prototype stage.

Great pics and write, thanks for sharing and keep 'em coming.

Keep up the good work dog, if you like it and think it's an improvement I'm sure the changes will work for us.

Great mods, those are some additions we haven't seen yet, good work.

I went through the same process with my Tacoma, started with an add-a-leaf, then heavier shocks, and finally the ride rite air bags gave me the final stability I wanted. Now keep in mind that was only for a FWC Eagle, around 900 to 950 pound loaded and wet, but all together it made the truck...

Very nice kc, wish I was there now.

Those would be great dinette seats, too bad I didn't consider them back when I had a camper. Nice work Jim.

Now that's a great find, excellent price for that unit, keep us posted.

He's baaack.

Both vents are critical to the fridge function, however you can easily remove the top vent to add screening. I had the top vent cover off twice while doing some reworking of the fridge compartment.

Great report and pics, thanks for sharing.

Nice work and pics, keep 'em coming.

I sure don't remember seeing an ATC for sale, you are likely right in assuming the number of them out there are very few versus FWC. Good luck and be patient.

We stopped using Armour-All after it left a very thick and dirty build up the wife's last car. It acted like a magnet for the winter road grime around here and 303 has never done that. Just our experience.

Sounds like the manufacturer's literature is wrong, if that's the case they should revise it or lose sales.

I too would say don't let the lack of a heater stop you from buying, I installed the one in our ex-Eagle for about $500 and about 4 hours labor. The install could be done quicker if you have a proper tubing bender for the gas line. I had to make a 2" radius bender along the way. One draw back to...

As Jay said, take care of it and it will last forever, I've got a Coleman that's 18 years old and still going. Price was around $50 at the time.

I wouldn't pay too much attention to NADA values when it comes to FWC units. I'd guess $4-5000 for a good condition Hawk in that age range would be fair, but that's just a guess. Best of Luck.

very nice work, stout and good looking, way to go.

That is a nice camper, you may want to add some supersprings in addition to the bags for a insurance in case of air bag failure. More pics please.

Not sure how to use the unit as I don't own one. I do know that 1 minute = 60 seconds so .9 minutes will be .9 x 60 sec = 54 sec. Not much help but the conversion is correct. Good Luck.

Looks like a good layout, will look forward to the results.

Same here m-h, 79 yesterday is the high temp for the season. It's been the rainiest spring we can remember. Better weather is on the way.