"non-functioning AC unit taking up what would be a cool rear overhead
cabinet"

I got my hands on a door and hardware for that cabinet and removed the AC
stuff. Love the storage there now and looks stock. I also pulled the fridge
but put the door back in place. Lots of storage there too. We always have a
cooler or two with us and never used the fridge for more than storage
anyway.
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Brien K Dews CC21-AWCI
Rockford, MI
www.allgoodtime.com
www.busesbythebeach.com

On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 5:33 PM, BJ Feddish <bfeddish@netreach.net> wrote:

> >> So where are these heaters installed then.  are they installed under
> the
> back seat or is anyone putting them in the small compartment next to
> Fridge.
> Second, are they venting them through the floor or through the sie of the
> body?  <<
>
> Mine is from a group purchase back in the late 90's. We all pretty much
> stuck them under the rear bench seat and ran the gas line through the back
> of the cabinets' then trough the bench seat. Since then I have seen some
> clever installs where they were put in small cubby to the left of the
> fridge. I have also seen a custom box made for behind the passenger seat
> (Benny Boys').  Also, some have routed the gas line under the van instead
> of
> through the cabinets which looks cleaner. If I had to do it again I'd put
> it
> in the cubby next to the fridge. Putting it under the bench seat means
> I've
> lost that much storage. Now I have no space under the seat, I have a
> non-functioning AC unit taking up what would be a cool rear overhead
> cabinet
> and I just installed a GoWesty seatbelt on the drivers side rear seat
> which
> means the belt running through it renders half that cabinet useless.  I
> still have that plastic tray running along the roofline though. Sigh...
>
> Bryan
>

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Brien K Dews CC21-AWCI
Rockford, MI
www.allgoodtime.com
www.busesbythebeach.com