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Dad noticed the main fuel tank was loose, so he pulled the tank, repaired the mounts, replaced the filler hose and re-ran the vent. I gave the tank a good coat of rubberized undercoating.



The storms that came through earlier this year did some minor damage. I've repaired most of the damage, still have to fix some wiring on one of the side cameras.



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We also stuck the fire ring on the back bumper too.
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As for the transfer switch, I already had an IOTA-30 configured for the inverter, I added a second relay to the box and now its a 3 way transfer switch. Seems to work very well and ended up being a clean looking setup.



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Finding a replacement for a M300 Dodge Chassis proved to be rather hard. So I went with an aluminum Champion cc2375 Pro Series. Origionally made for a 1967 - 1973 Barracuda, we had to make some minor modifications to the existing radiator brackets.

Also converted the clutch fan over to an electrical fan, using a Hayden 3647 Fan Control.




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Videos Here:

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The motor used is from the electric seat of a car.
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The two PIP images are the cameras mounted on the west coast mirrors, these help with blind spots.



Theres actually a 4th camera note shown. Its mounted pointed down at the ground in the rear. This camera is for backing up against things, or hitching a trailer up.
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