Habix

Running the conduit, pulling wires and installing the electrical components. A look in to the process. Stay tuned for the completed build next week.

"You can't judge a book by its cover"

Our first van build was a true "Stealth Camper". Although it doesn't have all the flashy racks, ladders and accessories on the outside, it made up for it with a well planned interior.

A camper like this can be parked anywhere and until you open that big sliding door, it's just another big white van, making it easier to find a camping spot in a pinch and you can rest easier since you're not attracting all the attention that you would in a decked out class B from a big manufacturer.

The Cr-1033 awning window is a perfect fit behind a sliding door!

Here's a classic example of why it's so important to have a good waterproof seal around any opening in the exterior.

These windows were "professionally" installed but as you can see their cut was not very accurate. This created a leak because the opening was to large and the foam seal did not reach the sheet metal and caused rust under the paint that grew over time.

We were able to use this slightly larger window to solve the issue, most of the rust was cut away to fit the new window and the rest was treated and the urethane sealant was able to cover the spot so no painting was required.