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Thanks. Piecing a unit together isn't for me. I will wait until someone has a complete kit and probably can offer parts and installation. The route you are going is much more then I want to tackle. Kudos to you.

What else is there? Cost?

I am going to have to address A/C also. Been putting it off. How are you going to go about that?

We scrubbed with soapy water and brush. Then lacquer thinner. If in doubt about sticking adding 3M spray adhesive can't hurt. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00069QLVC?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00

Thats where we installed the 3/4" dynamat. Sure sticks well. Time will determine how well it stands up.

The purpose built trailers appeal to me for simplicity. Same tires, CTIS, air, deck height etc. Using my LMTV as the foundation for a camper it's gonna be small with a 12 foot box. Having a trailer of the same length and height opens the door for all sorts of possibilities.

Sure thing. So far the most effective additions have been the fabric on the ceiling and the 3/4" dynamat on the engine side of the hump.

Thinking about having the wheels powder coated. Anyone ever done that?

pictures :?:

the rig was sold with the trailer. My intention is to sell it and buy a trailer designed for the LMTV.

Purchase Trip Some pics as promised. These are from the purchase trip and drive home from Colorado. Typical of the 1200 miles of roads.

Will get pics posted soon. Site was down yesterday. Perhaps I'll have time tomorrow. Returned last week from a five day road trip/shake down cruise through eastern OR. Camped and slept in JuannaGo. She performed admirably. My my son is busy working away on her. To date he has accomplished the...

Just read through Pointmans adventure. Lots of good info. Thought I would start a similar thread. I purchased my LMTV - JuannaGo - outside of Boulder CO. My son and I drove her home mid December. 1200 miles and about 1100 was snow packed roads. The freeway was closed on us in CO just south of...