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The GoWesty one is a Yakima -- right? I found the towers and bars on craigslist for $60, then just needed to buy the "wide body" brackets from the store. I think they're like $30 a pair. Grand Total

Anyone buy an after market gas mileage gauge for the Eurovan? If so, do you recommend it? Where did you get it and how much? Thanks, Serge 2001 EVC

Hi Robert, I don't have the van handy to take a look, but the only round hole I remember under my table is the socket for the "leg" that sticks down from the bottom of the table. It holds the table in

"tkirschhofer" <toddk@...> wrote: That's the BIG clue, right there. If your battery went dead and you put in a new battery... and, subsequently you did get the engine started, but are lamenting that

Hi Todd, If the starter doesn't go when you turn the key, that's most likely a totally different problem than if the starter goes but the motor doesn't start. "No starter" is usually a relatively

Kent wrote: Thanks Kent... Here's the reply from Mayberry's regarding a price quote. I had sent them a quote request by e-mail yesterday: Thank you for visiting us @ Mayberrys.com. Because of Honda's

No My Yakima Tracks are mounted running from near the rear edge of the poptop forward. I never got the deflector, thinking the bars were so far back as to be out of the slipstream. However, since they

Thanks for the advice. But I'll bet I can build one for about $100 using parts found at a marine supply & home depot. No welding need be involved, just good strong stainless steel brackets. I'm just

By the time you buy the tubing, welding rod, mounting hardware, metal cutting blades, and fuel to make these purchase's, you will be closer to 300 dollars than you think. Seems like a fair price if

I need a roof rack on my 99 EVC, but not much money. Has anyone here installed a "homemade rack" or where can I buy a cheap one? Go Westy want like 300 bucks! It's nowhere near worth that, IMO!

Hi Guys, In the Files section, I see a file for rear brake change for 2001-2003 EVC. I've never done one, but need to now. Is it the same for a 1999 EVC? If anyone can point me to step-by-step

Garrett, This website will solve all your "problems." This is a great site for RV travelers. Provides camping & boondocking info in all sates. http://www.allstays.com/c/wal-mart-locations.htm Best,

Billy: Unless you 'absolutely' have to have a roof rack.......I would suggest no going that route. The roof rack and whatever you mount there will impact your gas mileage at least 2-4 mpg. I have

I see your point as well. While it never happened in a Wal-Mart lot, I have been chased from other spots. Nothing worse than being woken from a deep sleep in the middle of the night and told to move

First time I did the repair lying on the garage floor in freezing weather, reaching around the tranny with my son above looking down and giving advice and helping where he could. That was miserable.

"Tony B" wrote: advantage. This is one of those cases where I would much rather roll in without drawing attention, be *very* descrete and respectful, and just stealth camp in the back corner after

Hi Ken, Thanks for chiming in... please scroll down to the ###'s below kgkirkley: ### Well, exactly! I wrote them asking for a quote. Have not heard back. And there are a half-dozen dealers listed for

manager first. I agree. Many stores don't want you there because others took advantage. I have seen people in big RV's in Wal-Mart lots with awnings out, lawn chairs in position, and BBQ grills set

Garrett: See below. If out of state you can avoid Texas sales tax....unless they have a business in Tx. I didn't go to TSP this year.

Garrett. Here's a link to a page showing what your looking for. The front mounted AC units in Casita travel trailers are in the 5 to 6k btu range and folks are using the "SPP6E" kit.