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What a cool cat. We had a cat that liked traveling. He would also take walks up to 1 mile without a leash. He loved exploring, but he got fatigued after about 1/2 mile and could hardly make it back. Wish we had a camping cat now. Our kitties are homebodies.

I forgot to mention, I also used a small flat artist brush to cut in the edges. Turned out great.

I had similar issues. Furnace burner wouldn't kick in unless the battery was fully charged. I found the sail switch arm was rubbing against the cover. I bent the little wire arm and it works great now. It must have gotten bent from vibration going down the road. Be sure your batteries are...

I used Rustoleum. I sanded the existing paint with 220 to rough it up. Then I brushed on two coats of liquid (not rattle can) with a good 2" brush. The paint leveled out nice on its own. The weather was warm that day, which made it dry quick. That part of the camper siding has a wood grain...

I repainted the stripes on the side, which were peeling. Changed to earth tone colors to quiet it down a bit. The camper doesn't need much work. Just a few fix-it projects.

Here are some pics of our old camper. We took it up some great roads in the Cascades & never paid for campground fees. The only problem... it didn't have a furnace. We froze a couple trips up around 7,000 feet in the fall. This "new" camper has furnace and the wife likes it.

Nice Alaskan Camper in Washington. Follow link to the pics. http://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/rvs/5078553962.html

Well, this is our second Alaskan, and first post on WTW. The first was an old 1965 10' C/O which we loved until our kids got too big. Now they are grown and running loose. We looked for another Alaskan for over a year and finally found an 8' cabover front dinette at a decent price. We're...