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How much did it cost how much is the fuel consumption and speed limit

how is the renovation holding up? im just starting mine

does crater lake have more than just one cliff to jump?

awesome job. i just picked one of these up this week and plan on a total interior rebuild as well.

Going to do this soon!!

How much would you say roughly you spent fixing it up? Im thinking to completely fixing one up myself

Are you alive? you disappeared!! We hope nothing bad happened to you!

How you put the floor on level

Dang that’s awesome! I remember watching your guys’ videos when it was gutted. I have an 89 Toyota dolphin that I’m still working on, I think it’s been about 2 years but that makes sense because it’s just me haha

I am looking at one for $7500, it’s an 89 six cylinder. I don’t know anything about RVs but it looks pretty nice. The engine has been partially rebuilt in the interior. I’m thinking they’re talking about the soft part of the interior and maybe the linoleum. But everything else in it looks nice

Lmao you're better off using rubber for the roof. Smh

Rossland the town built for the mining industry that is now anti mining. Comedy.

Wow, this is a really impressive work!

Ross land is very passive aggressive narcissistic bunch. Watch yourself peeps Get set up constantly there. They are downright Demonic

Thank you both,, for a truly enjoyable and ~inspiring~ look at fantastic natural life in Washington State~!~ I think you just inspired me, to follow in your footsteps,, in my Toyota Minni-Winny~!~ God Bless~!~

Thank you for this video. I just watched another video that said there was nothing to do in GBNP in the winter. You showed that is wrong. I want to visit there in the month of December. Thanks again.

Ely is pronounced "E"-"Lee"

We love the rogue valley

Beautiful RV and couple, love what you guys did with the rig and wish y’all safe travels!

Do y’all use any chains, or tire socks when you hit bad conditions?

doing the same thing soon... where did you park your car?

Those are absolutely FANTASTIC blackout curtains! Such a fantastic tutorial!

Wow

Awesome work, but I have a question. What do you use under the insulation floor? Instead of the old one.

This is exactly what I need to do on my 1984 Toyota Dolphin. I'm going to replace it with a mini-split and remove the old gas heater too.

Nice video y’all. Always camp 100 ft from water sources though…

Did the frame straight out your sagging wall? Did you have to jack up the ceiling to make that happen? Curious about the process.

dope setup!

Howdy do~!~ Great videos may I say~!~ God Bless on your travels where ever you may go~!~

Nice rebuild, it's beautiful. but as far as to the heater 1/2--3/4 gallon is a lot on low setting, mine will burn like 1 quart

Did the same to mine - 3 years ago - by myself - what a nightmare - but it’s my Dailey driver this winter 4cl 4 speed 1985 mini cruiser

Hi just wondering if you remember house much paint and primer you used

Love this model of Toyota ❤

For the amount you have in the fridge you could of purchased a new 2 way/3 way fridge for about that price! Didn’t it come with a bath room?

Hi! I am looking at a 1983 dolphin. I don’t know how to calculate the value. Do you mind sharing how much you paid for yours?

Starting to restore my yota moterhome this spring. Hope everything is well!

I have a 1988 Coachmen truck camper with the same type of siding you have. Do you think it's possible to remove the fiberglass siding carefully without cracking it?

Stripes would be a cool video 📸👍

As a Canadian, I can vouch that coming into canada has always been the worse experience. There's apparrently a dbag quality they have to have to be employed up here. Enjoy your vids on the Rockies/Selkirks. I live just west of them and have visted many times.

Do you have any plans for window shades/blinds/insulation? Nice looking redo and excellent solar set-up. I wish you had left the enclosure for the toilet, but if you don't entertain much you can make-do.

Any problems with the engine

Thank you for all the info, plus the video! Appreciated.

Thanks for the information, I am planning a similar trip and your information was helpful, thanks.

Do you know about starting and ending any Diesel heater burn with a few moments spent on “HIGH” in order to clean the carbon build up off the internals. Also, I really like all that you have done in this remodel. It is sooooo open and airy in there. Nice job removing the ridiculous space-eating bathroom that seems to come in these Toyota motorhomes.

2 many windows

I’m just sitting here stoked to think that I could get a drink of water in the midnight without getting out of bed!

Why ,??? Those toyota camper are good, the roof is made of aluminum. All you had to do it remove the vents, A.C. , fan. Etc and re-seal it them all and pain the roof , and its brand new again

So sad what you did to this rv

thank you! seeing the interior of the read is EXACTLY what I needed to see before starting this on my own 85 yotey dolphin. thank you!!

We have owned 5 toyota motorhomes and our current model is a 1993 Dolphin 900. All these (5) RV's had the sagging roof. The current model 900 seems to be like your Dolphin in that the roof around the air conditioner doesn't seem to be sagging. Thanks for showing the metal framing in that area. However, the roof is sagging approximately in line with the side door of the coach (about 5' forward of the air conditioner). Sagging enough to pool water about 1-2 inches deep when on a level parking surface. Your video shows the roof rafter framing pieces to be smaller dimensional wood (1' x 1" ?) and spaced pretty far apart (?' on center) resting on top of the wall framing. No wonder these roofs sagged. I hope to pull these sagging areas up by installing steel metal cross members (L shaped 2" x 2" ?) across the roof which will rest on the outer walls. From inside the coach I will bolt a wooden board (3/4" x 6") up through the roof and through the new metal cross braces. Tightening the bolts should pull the ceiling back up to raise the roof/ceiling surface. I hope the through-the- roof method won't leak after using self-leveling lap sealant where the bolts penetrate the roof and maybe butyl tape under other cross member points of connection (like on top of the side wall connection). Would you advise resting the metal frame directly onto the aluminum roof and using butyl across the whole joint or raising the metal pieces up above the aluminum roof material? Do you think wind noise is going to be a problem? Thanks for your video.