For many years it appeared to be used as a 'hunting hut'. Interior was literally covered with thousands of shot(shot-gun pellets). Even to this day (though shes been gutted 'sic') these rolly pollys continue to roll out of nooks & crannies; other than that 'standard interior' with a 'surfers' motif.......replaced original Suburban heater control valve years ago, continue to use the powerless driven heater, this coming spring plans call for refurbishing/replacing cabinet doors, you'd think that after owning 'IT', I'd have done a complete re-mod by now. No better time than the present I say! 'manana theres always 'manana'
Exterior
new white on blue...original was white on tan, white spoked wheels, new linoleum flooring, gun metal grey interior trim on low gloss white
Customization
Two reasons I chose not to go the roof-top a/c. #1) generally not needed in Colorado for the most part. When I do use(need) it. I simply remove 1 of the jalouise louvered side windows and mount a small window a/c that is cantilevered in(only takes 10 minits). #2) enjoy the clean smooth lines with out roof-top a/c. Front window cover is a solar collector and canopy(not pictured). Rear tubular push bar mounted over spare tire.
Renovations
New trailing arm Dexter axle, 10 degree down, also as with many that have had door issues, besides new hinges, I installed h/d rubber draw straps on the lower portion of hatch.
Other Information
nearly 42 years old and still goes down the road like a little champ. cant tell you how many miles I've pulled 'IT'