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If you're interested in an internal door frame, then addition to Larry's door frame, you might want to check out Con's Boler door fix (also involved a frame) . He made up a very detailed document about it, with photographs. Reason for edit: Created hyperlink

Archie, do you know if the frig works? If it's a 3-way, one of the methods used to see if the frig can get working again, is to pull it out and turn it upside down for a day or two or three. If it's not working (even an all-electric one) you'll ending up pulling it out anyway.

I saw the thread with these two solutions. I was confused about how the weld mount fastener would work. Would you poke each one through the screw holes in the brackets? The last solution couldn't be used for the front and back windows that only have rubber gaskets, right?

It is gas electric/gas, don't know about three way though. I haven't tried it yet, but it's cold enough I won't be able to test it until spring anyway. I probably more than enough to keep me busy for the momemt. What does turning it upside down tell you? Archie

Ken, I appreciate that photo. I combed the Scamp site for a photo of the front dinette and couldn't find one. Lee, I can do mods, but my construction always looks very home-done, so I would be very reluctant to try to do the mods you mentioned. I will probably end up getting the regular Scamp instead of the custom deluxe. It depends on finances at the time. But even so, I think I could get an open, airy feeling with the side bathroom by...

Has anyone here used a closed cell insulation foam called Volara? I found it at http://www.closedcellfoams.com/index.html The cost seems reasonable....I think. Also, any idea how much I might need for my Trillium 1300? I am guesstimating about 160 sf. That's without factoring in much waste so I guess I'd add a bit to that.

Michael I Va. you can go on line pay $5 and get a trip permit to get a vehicle back home from out of state or move a recently purchased vehicle to your home. All you need is the VIN and you print out your permit from the VA DMV website. I checked Vermont DMV and could not find such a program. But you are in luck with Oregon. It looks like it will cost you $30 and you will have to go into a Oregon DMV with proof of insurance...

Ok, so a few of us are the minority! Go figure ! And you all say you are for people being able to do what they want on their property, but you truly don't know how you would feel if you had a neighbor who has a junk yard living next door to you. As far as laws, ordiances etc if we didn't have them than our country would be like other country's where everyone runs amuck. We unfortunately need law's. But want...

Thanks -- good tip! I wouldn't have known where to look for the bolts but I will pull the inner panel and check them as well.

Yeah, I have to agree, it took me 10 months to get the right plates instead of expired Washington ones, and I was never stopped even when my turn signal wasn't working on one side. But no plates at all might get you stopped faster than expired plates.