Chinook RV

I bought a welder from Amazon just to make this happen!

Here's a condensed version of the Baja manual.

Steeldriver17 wrote: ↑November 13th, 2022, 5:04 pm May as well include my fuck up as well

Minor damage considering what could have been!

I've been considering putting a Chinook body on a 2023 cutaway, this is inspiring!

Always a tricky question for sure.
imo, the worst part about it may be the low miles. Vehicles that sit, even in CA, can develop their own set of headaches.

If it were me I'd consider the cost of restoration and offer $10k under that.

They'll ether bite or balk.

It's ok to walk away.

Check out his blogpost on stripe restoration. Good to see there's an option to spray!
https://rvinformed.com/chinook-rv-strip ... concourse/

Here's how it works and how long it may take to remove the drive line. Not complicated.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dd8FM6y-cX8

Not yet!

I needed to replace the logos on my Chinook. They were either missing or badly cracked. Here's the files you'll need to work with a sign shop or online lettering provider. Colors are there to make them visible. Order white, define your dimensions and you're good to go! Chinook.eps.zip Chinook-Clean....

Where did you get those wheels!!!
My Chinook needs a 4x4 swap!

Engine battery definitely NG. Replaced.