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Topic: How many of us are there? Owners of Dodge based RV's?

Posted By: Sister Shotgun on 08/04/09 08:45pm

I have one question..On the cabinets above the stove the doors are a roll up type..Can they be painted or should I leave them as they are?


Posted By: Leeann on 08/04/09 08:46pm

Sister Shotgun wrote:

I think I will keep my white wheels or go with chrome if I can ever afford them..I do not think I would like red wheels on my green beast..LOL


Yay! Someone with taste [emoticon]

I've never painted roll-up doors. Are they 'wood' or plastic? If they're plastic, you can use the Krylon or Rustoleum Fusion/Paint for Plastic - stuff works really well.


'73 Concord 20' Class A w/Dodge 440 - see profile for photo


Posted By: Sister Shotgun on 08/04/09 08:51pm

Leeann wrote:

Sister Shotgun wrote:

I think I will keep my white wheels or go with chrome if I can ever afford them..I do not think I would like red wheels on my green beast..LOL


Yay! Someone with taste [emoticon]

I've never painted roll-up doors. Are they 'wood' or plastic? If they're plastic, you can use the Krylon or Rustoleum Fusion/Paint for Plastic - stuff works really well.


The roll up doors may be a 'fake' wood..So more than likely a plastic material..To be on the safe side I will probably use the Rustoleum fusion paint..

Thank-you for the tip.


Posted By: Leeann on 08/04/09 08:58pm

Sure - it's Krylon Fusion or Rustoleum Paint for Plastic (sorry, I wasn't so clear). They both work really well, just follow the instructions for cleaning on the can.


Posted By: Sister Shotgun on 08/04/09 09:45pm

I went out and started the engine, she starts right up, I let her run for a few minutes and when I turned her off the 12 volt lights stayed on..So, I may not have to replace the coach battery just yet. Although when I take her out on her maiden voyage I would like to have new batteries. It is so nice to be able to start the engine and have it charge the coach battery.

I come inside for a few minutes and I find myself going back outside just to sit in her.
I am so in love with this Tioga!!


Posted By: Sister Shotgun on 08/04/09 10:31pm

I have another question..That vent that is above the cab over bunk, I need the vent part not the whole thing. The frame is in good shape and has the hinges still attached.

Where can I buy just the vent?


Posted By: Leeann on 08/04/09 11:53pm

You mean the cap? I think they have replacement parts at RV dealers, Camping World, etc. You do have to know what style the vent is to get the correct replacement cap.

http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/product/translucent-acrylic-vent-caps/1436


Posted By: TreeSeeker on 08/04/09 11:54pm

Sister Shotgun,

You had better read up on batteries and 12v systems.

The 12v Side of Life

BATTERIES--AND OTHER ELECTRIC STUFF

Both batteries will most likely need to be replaced. Batteries that are not kept charged go bad quickly.


Posted By: chinook440 on 08/05/09 02:29am

Sister Shotgun wrote:

I think I will keep my white wheels or go with chrome if I can ever afford them..I do not think I would like red wheels on my green beast..LOL


You can put some chrome looking wheel covers on it for around $150 0r so.
That,s what the majority of trucks and motorhomes with shiny happy wheels have on them . Google or search ebay for Dually Simulators or try this link.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SUM-G11665/


Posted By: Sister Shotgun on 08/05/09 07:34am

I bookmarked the battery information..I will go out and find out which cap I will need..

Chrome looking wheel covers sounds like a good plan.

I will now go out and drink my coffee in the rig, take pictures of what has been done so far, and then get back to work..


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