G'day Bill, we have started playing around with the Journey, Elaine has been putting everything that we think we need into the van, trying to work out which cupboard or drawer to fit things in.@chartrock will post photo also of mod to upper shower door bracket. How are you going with your plans for your Journey Paul?
Looks good Paul - where are you sourcing your pull out pantry from? Or are you making it yourself? We have a set of baskets from a $2 shop at the moment that sort of vaguely work, but interested in a better fix..G'day Bill, we have started playing around with the Journey, Elaine has been putting everything that we think we need into the van, trying to work out which cupboard or drawer to fit things in.
I have started some mods, pulled the little cupboard apart beside the stove ready to install a pull out pantry View attachment 29035 and managed to tidy up the 'rats nest' of wiring under the van. It is still a rats nest but at least it is now in a water proof alloy box.
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Yep - already done that on this van....Nice work Bill :thumb:, talking of sealing around boxes/external hatches, those with dunnies should check the seal around the cassette hatch inside/outside
So far so good @achjimmy - hook the hose up and the tanks fill - amazing compared with standard set up....Oh I like that, well done @Billrw136 . Interested to see how the positive filling goes and I may copy you bill . Replacing the pos plastic lock on the lid is my other "to do"
Bill, I started out to make it myself but there are kits already made with two baskets which I believe will fit, at least the dimensions they quote will fit the way I want. The problem is that Camec are out of them but there is a place in Queanbeyan that has them in packs of two and wont separate them. I thought about buying the pair for $89 and selling off one set but postage of $36 added to the cost puts them dearer than buying two from Camec at $55 each. Camec said they will have them in our local store on 20th Jan so I may just wait.Looks good Paul - where are you sourcing your pull out pantry from? Or are you making it yourself? We have a set of baskets from a $2 shop at the moment that sort of vaguely work, but interested in a better fix..
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Thanks for that info...Bill, I started out to make it myself but there are kits already made with two baskets which I believe will fit, at least the dimensions they quote will fit the way I want. The problem is that Camec are out of them but there is a place in Queanbeyan that has them in packs of two and wont separate them. I thought about buying the pair for $89 and selling off one set but postage of $36 added to the cost puts them dearer than buying two from Camec at $55 each. Camec said they will have them in our local store on 20th Jan so I may just wait.
Thanks for that info...
Paul - I presume you would attach the door to the front of the slideout rather than leaving it hinged? Otherwise I am not sure you could fit it?? The other awkward process would be trying to insert the screws of the runners in the depth of the space.
Anne and I are spending a week in Canberra soon, so may well call into Caravansplus in Queanbeyan and have a look.
No - left the standard piping in place for the moment......Bill, did you replace the piping to the tanks? Looks good.
Paul, are there electrical odds and sods in the way of installing the frame on the right hand side of the space in your van?I have actually removed the strip of timber on the left side of the frame, the piece with the metal bracket to latch against, and cut it down to about 13 mm thick then put the latch plate on a piece of timber to take it out to its original position. This has gained the extra width I need to clear the door and it should still cover the extra gap. Otherwise, yes. I will have to mount the door to the baskets. It is just a "suck it and see" thing until I get the assembly.
And those screws will be a real bitch to fit, thank goodness for long arms and stubby screwdrivers.