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https://www.antonsicon.com/side-windows-/-screens The last picture in the gallery is of an invoice for materials I purchased for my side windows. I ordered some samples which helped with getting the right stuff.

I'll be there for sure.

(transferred from home to camper) Espresso Beans Scale to weigh my Espresso Beans Grinder for Espresso Beans Flair Kettle with Thermometer for exact temperature WDT Tool (always stored in camper/truck) Bottled water Spices Extra fluids/additives (silicone for if/when the Upper half starts acting...

I had hinge wear plus spread at the lower body door frame. I used an old plastic breadboard to make some spacers. Not sure why the pics were rotated ? antonsicon.com

Did you 3D print these yourself?

Do some testing with a meter first. Since these campers were made in multiple areas of the country there are many different styles of how people did things, not to mention someone coming in at some point and doing a repair. I personally didn't want to use the camper skin as a ground so I ran a...

Not sure how much digging you've done into the condition of the wooden structure but feel free to take a look at my website where I documented my rebuild of a supposedly 1981 CO. I had a lot of rot issues. I went through the cleaning and lubing procedures but my rails all seem to be fine...

I documented all the rot I found on my camper after I purchased it. It could give you some insight into more locations to check out. antonsicon.com

I did a fairly extensive rebuild of my '81 CO model. I've documented it a bit at antonsicon.com.

I have an Garmin Overlander and I purchased the compatible Garmin wireless camera. Just needs power. I put a switch up in my F350 cab and control the ground to the relay that supplies power to the camera and then switch my Overlander to the wireless connection app.

Here's a pic of mine

Currently on my maiden RV voyage in Quartzsite AZ in my '81 8' C/O. I also removed the propane heater however I replaced it with a Chinese diesel heater. Added an Afterburner for ease of adjustment and I'm quite satisfied with the performance.

I've seen Chinese versions that include a water circuit but they're a bit more expensive. Once they refine their design and the price comes down I'll be looking into upgrading into one of those units. Mr. McLucky who sounds like Scotty from the Star Trek remake has done some videos so you can...

No pictures of the original unit but it did reside under the Dometic 100 Series Porta Potty in the passenger right rear area of the camper. Will have pictures of what I'm planning soon and will share them at that time.

No pictures of the original unit but it did reside under the Dometic 100 Series Porta Potty in the passenger right rear area of the camper. Will have pictures of what I'm planning soon and will share them at that time.

Purchased one and working out the details of getting it installed in the original Propane heater space.

I'm currently working out an issue with the combustion chamber intake and exhaust ports. These both are 25mm pipes and 90° copper bends available locally are all a bit sloppy.

If you're looking for info on Chinese Diesel heaters you might want to visit This gentleman has 17 uploaded videos with a wealth of information as an alternative to Webasto or Eberspacher models.

You could try using a small hydraulic car jack and a 2x4 (I used different lengths front and rear) to raise the roof up a bit and get the pin out. I used the front arch at the edge of the CO and the beams in the rear when I was rebuilding my pistons O rings. My system is completely hydraulic...

Not sure about yours but in mine there is. It's mounted on the external lower verticle face of the side with the sink assembly. I'm currently rebuilding mine (an early 80's 8' cab over) and want to move it to a position where it can't be accidentally turned on which would cause it to run...

I would be interested in a rear door lock assembly (the square one) if it has a key and possibly the propane heater.

1980 CO