ticki2 wrote:


How about some detail on the bed extension to a queen ?

garryk6 wrote:

OK Time for another update...

Put Reflectix down on the cab over, and laid out the new memory foam mattress.


Mattress in place with new oak bed rail with aluminum angle supporting behind it. (sorry for the mess on the bed...


Pulled the cabinet for the batteries/dinette back to pull the water tank to both plumb the tank and to use more reflectix under the tank and on the side overhangs.


Insulated and wired the bench compartment in preparation for the new converter/charger.


Insulated the pump/tank area except where I need to drill for the fill hose and vent and pump discharge. I's slowly coming together...


Insulating under the cooler, and prepping the counter for change from sink area to cooler area.


Reworked the battery cabinet with a secondary floor for sliding the batteries in easier. Still need to either go with AGM, or seal off the batteries...


Started wiring my power center area. The bus bar on the right is for all the grounds. The red switch on the left is to turn the batteries on and off. The new fuse panel below the switch is to allow fusing of the loads that I will still be wiring up. Most of the original loads do not seem to be fused at all...


Here is the dinette, step, overhead bunk and newly remodeled counter with cooler. Starting to look almost like a camper!


Here is the counter, stove, raised counter for the sink and the heater in it's temporary spot. The wall is for the closet.


Here is the other angle of the dinette with the dinette seat back being the location for the future hot water heater and more storage.


This will be the normal access to the wiring and batteries.


Here is the temporary 12V cooler, till I can afford the Engel.


Here is the step and window area. The cooler has plenty of ventilation, and my water lines are back in there too, so the cooler should help to keep things from freezing!


Here is the sink in the old refrigerator area. I will eventually put something over the white painted aluminum behind the whole kitchen area, as there is some old damage...


Here is the plumbing creativity that I needed to work to put the sink above the propane location.




Here I am slowly filling in the area cut out to fix a large dent by the previous owner with spray foam. Later I will have to make a filler panel to cover over this area. But it will be in the closet, so not to big of an eyesore after I can get the closet door in place.


My intention above the sink is to extend the upper cabinet over one more door's worth, so that it won't look to out of place.


Please feel free to comment and ask questions, as I am still kind of winging this as I go, and if I see something that doesnt seem to be working out, then I just re-do it. One thing I am glad that I am doing now is adding insulation. I probable wouldn't have started doing that this summer, when I hurt my hand, but since we will be using it in teens to 20's soon, I figured that it would be money and time well spent. Thanks again for all your ideas and encouragement!

Garry in Wet and Windy Kodiak

67avion wrote:

Hi Garry. Sorry I missed your query. I found some old photos that show the 110 outlets on my 67. I hope this helps:

The breaker box is located in the left rear of the camper in my case:

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