Like lots of people here I started out over yonder. Not very active, Not very talkative, kinda like Forest Gump. "That's all I got to say about that". I'm building out a 2012 GMC Savana 2500 passenger van. Mainly as a tow vehicle and short term "adventure" van. My ol back won't let me stay hunched over too many more years. Was planning on a TT but all the talk about toyhaulers that would probably suit me better. Still in sticks and bricks dammit. Double dammit because I had to cut weeds today. Plan and hoping to get to Kenai peninsula in Alaska next spring. I just installed solar in May and seems to be running great. I've read much from Sternwake and others and that sure helped. I just wish I had asked for his advice before I purchased the wrong batteries. Odyssey 2150 x 2 because I fell for the ol "SALE" trap. Great batteries but you need to read the maintenance manual before you start and see how they like to be kept happy. They want a minimum of 80 amps from a deep cycle. Had to spend much more money to keep them happy.
I know, I know everbody wants to see pictures. Have one at the moment just before the wiring was finished.
Oh, if you notice a small box sitting on the dash, it's my stinkin badge. I carry it with me in case I have to pull somebody over or sumpen. I am Stands Upwind or AKA "Don't eat that yellow snow"
Hope everybody's summer is going great. Heat index has been up in the upper 90s here in NE Georgia.
I know, I know everbody wants to see pictures. Have one at the moment just before the wiring was finished.
Oh, if you notice a small box sitting on the dash, it's my stinkin badge. I carry it with me in case I have to pull somebody over or sumpen. I am Stands Upwind or AKA "Don't eat that yellow snow"
Hope everybody's summer is going great. Heat index has been up in the upper 90s here in NE Georgia.
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we are toyhauler people, it is a great rig.
