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Hello All,
I'm the proud owner of a 2014 136 High Roof 1500! This is my first van. I plan to convert it to a camper to service my snowboarding/hiking/climbing addiction. I'm young, female, just bought my first drill and have no idea what I'm getting myself into. If anyone in the Denver area finds conversions fun and wants to help please let me know. I'm an able and willing learner.
Took her out for a spin for the first time last weekend to Telluride with my best friend. Drove like a champ! Didn't quite make it up the road to Bridal Veil Falls. We turned back on the third switch back when I realized the turning radius isn't quite switchback 4x4 road friendly. hahaha Sorry tree. Sorry to the small child and mother quite intelligently hiking the road rather than blazing up it in a 17 foot van.
Insulation starts this coming weekend. Very excited to get this thing ready and comfy for the winter! Thanks in advance for your patience. I'll try not to ask too many stupid questions and search the forum for existing threads before creating a new one.
I'm the proud owner of a 2014 136 High Roof 1500! This is my first van. I plan to convert it to a camper to service my snowboarding/hiking/climbing addiction. I'm young, female, just bought my first drill and have no idea what I'm getting myself into. If anyone in the Denver area finds conversions fun and wants to help please let me know. I'm an able and willing learner.
Took her out for a spin for the first time last weekend to Telluride with my best friend. Drove like a champ! Didn't quite make it up the road to Bridal Veil Falls. We turned back on the third switch back when I realized the turning radius isn't quite switchback 4x4 road friendly. hahaha Sorry tree. Sorry to the small child and mother quite intelligently hiking the road rather than blazing up it in a 17 foot van.
Insulation starts this coming weekend. Very excited to get this thing ready and comfy for the winter! Thanks in advance for your patience. I'll try not to ask too many stupid questions and search the forum for existing threads before creating a new one.