Thanks for the tip. I have actually bought some ZEP several months ago, but it has just been too hot for me to get motivated to clean the RV and then apply 6-7 coats of the ZEP. Maybe this fall when it starts to cool off a little.

Thank you so much for that great tip.... You have no idea how much I appreciate YOU... You are a God-send.

I screen saved your comment thanks for the great tip

I would so love to watch one of your RV flips. If you are ever up to it, I would definitely be subscribed.!🤗🤗🤗

I know your passion. I'm renovating a 1988 Fleetwood Southwind with everything original, and it sat for 8+ years. Fun stuff.

@@lamario This is my 25th RV to redo... but this one is the worst!!! It had been a meth house!!! And I swear a dog kennel too. I'm getting there! I am even painting the OUTSIDE... (my 3rd RV to hand paint!!!) They said it would cost me between $12,000. to $15,000. to have it painted professionally. One of the worst things is to CLEAN it beyond anything, because we all know that we can't Paint Dirt. LOL

Fuel filter

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hello Kevin, I will be glad to take some pictures of what I have. Did you take off the large panel under the hood, for the main fuse box? See video update 25 or 12. They are all labeled under the panel or on the bus bar to the right side. A lot of my electrical problems were solved just by replacing a lot of fuses in this box.

@@dennislawrence9826 It is missing

Thanks Robert, hopefully I will not need tires for a long time. The set cost me $1160 out the door, if I remember correctly, so I was pretty happy with that price. In the couple thousand miles I have put on them, so far they have done very well. Hope you enjoyed the video. This has been a fun project.

Judi, thanks for watching. Yes, these things can be a lot of work but it is much cheaper than an new one. Keep me posted on your progress.

@@dennislawrence9826 Yes, I worked 5 hours yesterday and 7 hours today.... I made the agreement with the owner that I would pack up his stuff, since he gave me such a great deal... the 12 hours so far is just packing his stuff up and talking unnecessary things he had put in the RV... He said the Fuel filter needs changed etc... I was really dirty with dirt.. and the smell of 34 year old drapes, curtains and carpet really got to me.. I could NOT fine a way to remove the drapes!!! This is my 24th flip and I'm baffled how to remove the board above the windows and the drapes... So I cut them off for now... "Nasty" ... it was amazing how much cleaner the RV smelled after throwing all the old stuff out... I hope this is worth all the trouble I'm doing... I think so.. Hope so

Brian, if it had a carb I would address that, but it is fuel injected.

@@dennislawrence9826 I wasn't sure as it is older. Did your mechanic ever figure it out?

@@brianvandy4002 nope, never did. One day it just went away and ran great. Seems ok now.

I just got one you can come on down and paint it!💚🍻

@@throughtheeyezofblaze9818 Ha ha ha ... The Vintage 1972 Travel Trailer I just did turned out Beautiful. BUT NOW I'm going to tackle the HUGE Class 30' RV... which is 12' tall!!!! (Mumbling to myself): What was I thinking.

@@judichristopher4604 good luck!

@@throughtheeyezofblaze9818 LAUGHING... Right.

Sorry, I do not. What I had to do was measure the depth of the tank to then get one that was the right length. Since you will have the correct one when you take it out, it should be simple to have the parts store get the correct length. The one the mechanic had put in was about 3-4 inches too short. It would only work if you had half a tank of gas or more. I am sure you will have no problem getting the correct length. Good luck.

Hello Sam, glad to help anyway I can to answer your questions.

@@dennislawrence9826 I just got the same RV, will make a set of questions and will share with U for guidance please if U can share yr contact no. or email it will be very easy to contact please. Thanks Sam Toronoto Canada

Right at 60,000. Just getting broken in.

@@dennislawrence9826 thinking about buying one at 68 thousand miles. Just looked at it yesterday. Older couple had it for 16 years. It's an 1989 Southwind 27 foot. So watching all your videos are on my agenda 🙂

I’m glad I’m not the only one looking for older class A’s.