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don't worry about a heater...unless you plan on winter camping...and even then.....an extra blanket (wool) does the trick many of the vinyl faced particle board interiors are dark and have raised panel doors....you'll see that....go and look at them...watch for water staining patterns, dark...

from its inception in the late 50's through the mid to late 70's Alaskans were built with pine and fir framing, plywood interiors most frequently white ash skins. In the late 70's (get the exact date from Brian at Alaskan) they tried to "value engineer" the interiors with flakeboard with photo...

propane tanks have many locations.....I'm leaning toward removing mine entirely and mounting a horizontal under the bed with a quick connect in the bed....makes for refilling easier...and .....the ever to valuable ..."storage space" fans work but like has been noted...some varieties are...

Manfred....If I'm not mistaken the 2010 Don had has an air conditioner on it....I could be wrong....it'd be the first time this year :)

WOW.....all that work on your Jayco camper and still decided to GO ALASKAN.....serious congratulations Manfred.... you won't be disappointed This is a very long time coming...with a big hand from and for Ryan I'm sure Brian will also have some pointers All the very best to you and your...

Find PackRat on the forum....he's looking for one...this size as well

The older fridges are a tough nut....not only did they carbon up fast...but they were vented into the interior of the campers....not good take a look at my gallery...there's an adjustment I made to vent to the exterior and cover the interior vent....takes a little time but well worth the effort...

good find....not original upholstery but all the wood is in great shape...i like that little magazine rack at the front of the CO

they also built special 12' models especially for utility bodies.....they will build you one....but it wont be ready till next year :D

be careful.....utility bodies typically have a 49" bed width....many of the older campers have pop outs of different widths at the rear section at the refer and comode/closet area....I've seen anywhere from 6-10 inches in the pop-outs...Alaskan made a special version just for utility...

I've been using an Alaskan for nearly 30 years...no AC....only a couple times I thought I'd need one....fire up the exhaust fans and open the windows....in the baking sun it could help...desert camping when you're looking for shade I have the original mini 12v swap cooler granny had in the...

Just returned from a visit to the factory....Brian said there is plywood with your name on it just waiting for the moment...(just kidding) factory is getting a little crowded....Brian said schedule was out to December delivery's right now...really nice to see them busy :D

Older Alaskan campers were all bolted to the bed when Alaskan delivered them (many are these days as well)...they were designed to be bolted down...all 4 corners. Keep in mind, you're bolting plywood to a steel bed...which one will give out first??? you guess ;) grannys camper came bolted down...

Nice job Madison....!!! great to see they're busy with a lineup in the bay :D I left my jacket up there.... :o ...I'll have to stop and pick it up this next Wed..... ;)

Congrats Chops on your new addition...... Too bad TOC...you dog.... :D

I hate to say it but this one looks more like a dump run....I hope it's not, fiberglass units are rare