Inside: Page 3 Think hotel room on wheels. Most RVs are more like miniature houses on wheels with a more comfortable longer-term living arrangement for a couple. I wanted something I could pack a whole bunch of people into to go see the sights. I figure most of the eating will be done at restaurants, so I didn't make a big galley. |
 Living room with shot down the hallway. I picked up the sofas at RV Surplus & Salvage for a pretty good price.They are flip sofas that flip down into beds. They also have tons of storage space underneath. The TV is a 24" that I got at Best Buy for a decent price. Plasma and LCD TVs are more space efficient but they cost too much and they don't look as good with standard definition content, so I went with the 70 year old CRT technology. |
 On top of the TV, I have a DirecTV DVR (Dual-tuner TiVo) and I am installing a dish on the roof. I have one of those little Pac Man boxes with a joystick for games and I also picked up a miniature DVD player at Camping World to round out the entertainment options. The fridge isn't going to stay silver on the front. I have to install the decorative panels. I am waiting until I am almost done to make sure they don't get too scratched up. |
 The sink is a molded acrylic bar sink I got from home depot. The countertop is made from leftover tile from a bathroom remodel in my house. The faucet is a vanity faucet with a pull out nozzle. I got the nifty pop-a-plate things on the walls from Camping World. |
 Completed dash board area. The dash top is covered with vinyl. I also got a really cool compass. The compass is for a boat but, this thing is a land yacht. The walls and cabinets are covered with the same wallpaper I used throughout. The panel on the left side of the steering wheel is held on with magnets and can be removed for access to the bus electrical system. |
 The walls are paneling covered with textured wallpaper and, for the most part, look pretty good. The window came from an RV swap meet for $10. |
 Granny's sleeping quarters. My mother-in-law lives with us and will be our travelling nanny. |