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11-27-2010, 03:55 PM
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The Un-Tuckian
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Oh, one other thing...
Don't put an oak entertainment center w/TV/VCR/DVD/PS2/Stereo system/surround sound, speakers, hand-made oak panel LED ceiling lighting in there. Cuzz, when you get busted, they will rip that shit out with a crowbar. And smile at you while thinking about all the hours of labor you put into it. ETA: Then they will sell it.
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11-27-2010, 04:31 PM
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Doctor Wtf
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Seriously, though, what are your plans for the van? Courier, tradesman's van, or camping / cruising / shaggin-wagon? I have no advice about installation, but having had a campervan, I would say that being able to walk through from the front to the back is highly desirable. Out with the safety grille, if that makes this possible.
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11-27-2010, 11:17 PM
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Big McLargeHuge
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pretty much cruising, light camping, and occasional cargo hauling for a) projects and b) moving house are my plans for the beast.
the bulkhead divider definitely can, and will, come out; it's just a matter of going out there with a ratchet and removing the annoying thing. not only will the walkthrough be nice but the extra visibility of not having to look through the grate in the rear-view would be nice. i actually want to get some cheap carpet back there so it's not just the slick polymer floor-coating; any recommendations for how to anchor it down (preferably in a way that's removable later)? i'm also considering some insulation for the back walls to dampen the sound, and maybe a bit of paneling, but that's down the road a bit. no disco balls or shag carpet, but a place to chill out a bit is also what i'm after. i'm out and about a lot a lot between school and other activities. debating how to run a power system to the back, too. and getting a bit of ham radio gear in there. not so much "shaggin'-wagon" as "nerd-wagon", i'm afraid.  edit: having re-read my previous post i already asked half of what i just said and am just repeating myself. i am clearly too tired to be on the interwebs tonight, but any further thoughts or ideas are welcome. Quote:
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11-27-2010, 11:24 PM
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The future is unwritten
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Plywood on the floor with linoleum, and a throw rug if you want to lounge. Closed cell foam insulation for the walls, and if you want to gussy it up, a no pile very tight weave industrial carpet.
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11-28-2010, 03:18 PM
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The Un-Tuckian
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