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yeah one of those would work... luckily came across REAL vintage one and grabbed it, stowed it away just for using as camper heater. Was wrong on the years..... 1941-1948 Ford

not really, sensed it... but felt it is more misplaced as you might think; cause reality is the air AND coolant heaters are rare.. and helping reduce the chip on shoulder will make it easier to accept that the odds are you will likely going to end up with either one or the other and not a...

got a heater core its cover and fan, out from below a 50s something farm truck dash to use. Going vintage camper-ish look so it should tie right in.

is that an air heater or a coolant heater with heater coil to blow heat out? Just some out of the box thinking if it was coolant... . one could suck some of the heat out before the heater coil by heating a hot water tank, and/or a thermal battery (wood stove bricks) for use as instant hot...

actually putting it outside is unnecessary cause its fumes are already plumbed outside with proper installation while LP heaters do NOT pipe any combustion outside. Am in agreement with you..... the diesel ones are safer when considering the overall picture.

ahhhhhhhh that makes ton more sense... yeah...... did hear they were monsters..... If anyone has one Id be interested in it possible for project stuff-ish.

There is enough RV/van life folk with diesel heaters now ...... the sound issues have been resolved in many ways. Anyone worried about that with searching and reading is very likely to find a good solution for them..

this is what lends me to believe the space above it is open and tank can be lifted out for filling. but hard to say. close inspection of pic looks like on right side there is a latch. Wonder if that spot was formerly an undercarriage spare tire area... hence why not so concerned if it hangs...

diesel would not go bang.... it is harder to ignite via spark. only way I can think of (if they owner has a brain) that he feels this is not as huge an issue as folk are making it..... is if above the tank is either a floating trap door w/nothing above it or its inside a cupboard with...