my new (to me) trailer!!!

[Halyna]

Hey it looks a lot like mine, a Prowler?
What someone said about the heat/cold is absolutely right. Even with a/c I'd keep it in the shade if I were you, like under trees if possible because even with the AC you can feel like you're in an oven. As for the cold, same thing. I had a gas furnace & electric heaters where I needed them. Even then, I would find frozen cans of food & bottles of shampoo, cracked glasses, and I even had a sewing machine that got ruined stored in it. I had mine for 3 years and gave it up for a pop-up - I like the conveniences & mobility.

[Iron mike]

I hope you will keep posting as your project progresses please

[TheLastMountainMan]

Great find. Keep us up dated on how you set it up.

[Lil Bear]

That was a great snag! Put it on a block foundationwith tie downs. I think it would be a great BOL.

[PT945]

$100.00!!! That's awesome.
That pic brought back a bunch of childhood memories for me. My family had a 31' HR almost exactly like that one.
Please keep us posted on your progress. I'm very interested in how this project turns out!

Hope to start doing something with it late summer. Just not sure what I want to use it as.

[slowz1k]

$100.00!!! That's awesome.
That pic brought back a bunch of childhood memories for me. My family had a 31' HR almost exactly like that one.
Please keep us posted on your progress. I'm very interested in how this project turns out!

[PT945]

It looks like an old Holiday Rambler. I've been an RV tech for 21 years. It's already wired for 12 volts. It has a power converter with 110 volt circuit breakers and 12 volt fuses on the inside of the converter or mounted next to it. It has a Coleman AC on the roof.

If you need any help or have any questions about it just let me know.

That is good to know. Now that you offered you assistance , I will definitely send you a message when I get stumped.

[Giver of Doom]

It looks like an old Holiday Rambler. I've been an RV tech for 21 years. It's already wired for 12 volts. It has a power converter with 110 volt circuit breakers and 12 volt fuses on the inside of the converter or mounted next to it. It has a Coleman AC on the roof.

If you need any help or have any questions about it just let me know.

[PT945]

Pretty sure he'll do up a post on it.

I hope so. Ill be looking for it.

[Skyowl's Wife]

Pretty sure he'll do up a post on it.

[PT945]

:cool:

SkyOwl got directions on making his own solar panels a couple of weeks ago, looking forward to giving it a try.

Awesome, let me know how that works out .

[Skyowl's Wife]

SkyOwl got directions on making his own solar panels a couple of weeks ago, looking forward to giving it a try.

[PT945]

I'm kicking around the idea of installing wiring for 12v DC lights and fans, I also have one of them big 12 v coolers I may install and get rid of the fridge that's there.

[PT945]

Can't count on those, though, may have no electric. Unless you intend to install solar and batteries?

When we had our 5th wheel parked where it got cold, our little solar panels kept the 4 batteries charged well enough to run the heater until about 0500 at which time I'd poke SkyOwl and he and the dog would go out and start the generator.

Of course, in a SHTF situation, we'd run out of propane rapidly, so are counting on other warming methods.

I'm not doing propane at all I'm going to do solar power, and a generator.

[Skyowl's Wife]

Yep planned on putting a little pot belly or box stove in.. I also have a window AC/ heater.

Can't count on those, though, may have no electric. Unless you intend to install solar and batteries?

When we had our 5th wheel parked where it got cold, our little solar panels kept the 4 batteries charged well enough to run the heater until about 0500 at which time I'd poke SkyOwl and he and the dog would go out and start the generator.

Of course, in a SHTF situation, we'd run out of propane rapidly, so are counting on other warming methods.