HI Guys!
We've had our Chevy Roadtrek for about 18 months now ... It has run like a dream so I've not really needed to look for a Forum ... but I am here now.

Here are a few photos of our van.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bitchinrock/5838566239/http://www.flickr.com/photos/bitchinrock/5838566239/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/bitchinrock/, on Flickr

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bitchinrock/7895400336/http://www.flickr.com/photos/bitchinrock/7895400336/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/bitchinrock/, on Flickr

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bitchinrock/7894011116/http://www.flickr.com/photos/bitchinrock/7894011116/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/bitchinrock/, on Flickr

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bitchinrock/7742104256/http://www.flickr.com/photos/bitchinrock/7742104256/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/bitchinrock/, on Flickr

if anyone is interested in some more shots there are a load more on my Flickr and I have a blog come log at Roadtrek.in Europe

 

Great looking van MrRob!

 

Thank you NLB ... B)

 

Did you get it from GolRV? Sorry being inquisitive

 

No ... But it was imported new by them (GoldRV) & they did the 240v conversion & alterations to lights etc to meet UK regulations. I'm this RT's second owner. B)

 

Just picked this up, '93 350 with edelbrock intake and carb inside

 

Here's the '03 Express AWD I just purchased... couldn't be happier with how well this baby drives!

 

Here's my 06 express awd 1500. It's currently on ebay if anyone's interested.

 

A lot of work done over the Summer.
Cabinets installed, sink & stovetop in...


Bunk area done...



Insulated box for coolers (until 2-way fridge is installed)...


Breaker panel built and wired...


Aux heater moved and plenum built...




Coach batteries, iso switch, charger/converter installed and 110VAC wiring done...



AM/FM/DVD player & 10 disc MP3 CD changer installed...


Windows either tinted or blocked...


16'x10' canopy built...



Water tank, pump, accumulator, PEX plumbing, water entries, drain and sink faucet installed...






Next up is a furnace and fridge then I can start to install the siding. I'm going with beetle killed pine tongue & groove on the walls, ceiling and floor. The counter top and back splash will get tile of some sort.

In-service back in May...

 

Here are some pics of my new (to me) '06 2500.
I just brought her home last Friday and am in the process of getting her ready for work.





The interior before...



I attached felt carpet padding to the walls using carpet adheasive. I held the padding up about two inches to prevent any liquids that may spill from wicking up the walls and causing a moisture problem.







I measured and cut Luan underlayment to fit and glued indoor/outdoor carpet to it and wrapped it around the edges and stapled.





The panels were also left about 2 inches short at the bottom to allow air to circulate to prevent moisture and rust.





I have a few jobs to finish up with the old Econoline (can I say that here?) and I'll pull the shelving system out of that and swap it to the new van. I spent the entire day today sorting hardware so it would be organized for the new van. Amazing how much hardware you can accumulate left over from jobs.

I will update when I finish the swap if anyone is interested.