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I've got a '95 EVC and it has the nonheated power mirrors. I need to replace the glass on the left mirror and also do some work to the gears. Has anyone had one of these mirrors apart? I can't find

I know this question has come up several times but I either didn't see what I wanted or maybe I missed something. Does anyone have a solution? Has anyone tried any of the units that stay inside the

gas, Air comes in under the front of the fridge, flows over the coils to the left of the fridge (between the fridge and the cabinet under the sink) and flows out through the metal gridwork below

Some of you may remember that I recently stuffed a lot of foam into the passage behind the Norcold (while installing a CD changer). The very next trip we had a markedly inefficient fridge. Even on

hi Joan, Getting rid of Giardia is a much different aspect of water filtering. Sorry, I didn't realize you were looking to purify the water. You are correct, Britas don't do that. A company out here

I think the answer to that depends on the condition of your Norcold. Do you have problems lighting it now? If you do, it will just get worse at higher altitude. I live in Utah and do NOT have the

Tim, The '93 EV MV w/ Weekender option (~$2000 option) gives you the poptop and a small capacity underseat cooler (in the middle seat behind the driver). The poptop, of course, also deletes rear

I paid $22,000 Canadian about $16,000 US for a mint 1992 EVC with about 55,000 miles on it a year ago. I think that I got a good deal at that price. They were on dealers lots at $25,000 Canadian

Thanks for the reply Jim, I live in Arlington and just got myself a 99 EV Winnebago conversion(not a Rialta) . Is this what thay are calling an EVC on the list? I bought it at Patrick Motors in

Thanks for the replies. This water filtering thing is something that I've been thinking about for a while. I drink a lot of water while I'm traveling and find that as long as I have decent water in

I've carried canoes and I've carried a Rocket Box on top and yes, you can still pop the top. A caveat, though - my top is now skewed and I occasionally have to really smack it to open it. Fortunately,

thanks for the kind words.the projectzwo was partly the inspiration for these lights and a picture i saw in a 'vw porsche' magazine which showed a prototype of the T4 eurovan with round lights. as for

Frank, The high altitude kit is definitely recommended if you'll be camping at high altitudes. Our first trip out west was before we had the kit installed, and the Norcold was difficult to light and

As I recall someone on this list reported using ski poles to hold the top up when they carried a canoe. --- Laurie Cooper <lcooper9@...>

Joan, You may also want to check out bottle filters 30-50$(a water bottle with built in filter). Look for a filter pore size less than 0.2 microns. One micron filters will remove protozoans like

I have only had my '93 EV MV for two weeks. Only things I've bought so far for it is an Oil filter, oil and gas. I'm looking for the bolts to hold the under pan on now. The previous owner had

A Weekender is an MV van with a poptop. It also includes an aux battery, underone of the two front seats, and a fridge/cooler under the seat behind the drivers seat. And the weekender should have

Hi Frank: We had the high-altitude kit installed at OWASCO quite some time ago, after a trip to Colorado. The Norcold wouldn't work over about 9,000 feet. I paid for the parts, Winnebago paid for

It's just that the older you get the better you can handle the pop top. That must be why not too many 18-year-olds get EVs. It's a theory. ---------- From: "Laurie Cooper" <lcooper9@...> To:

Here is what I do for nice clean water.... Needed: 5 gallon collapsable water container. Any campin place has them. 2 piece funnel with flexable spout. Any Autoparts store has these. Used for