You are very innovative and have come up with some great mods! I'm a single full-timer for the winter in FL and haven't done much at all to my PX (I'm happy with it as is). You're very right - this is a great coach!
Prices were right about in the middle of the range you stated when I bought. I bought a 2023 PX in 7/2022. It was impossible to haggle when there wasn't any inventory to haggle over post COVID. You either paid the price or you went without. I finally got mine at a decent price when there were a handful of dealers in my area that had them in stock and they mildly competed for my business. I did miss out on one decent opportunity when I still had not accepted that the market was what it was and prices weren't going down. Make sure you get the new chassis. Major updates to the Ram PM in 2022 and some more in 2023.
Thanks! : D I made a video that describes in detail how I made them. Search my channel for a video titled: "Winnebago Solis 59PX DIY Galley Shelf Mod". There are other videos that demonstrate how you can add a passenger side table to your Solis as well.
Thank you. The table mod is great. You can get a lot of the convenience / features by just installing another base into the floor and moving the existing table between them. Inexpensive and rewarding. I made a video about how I installed the table. You can access it here. Be sure to check out the video description where I provide information about where you can get the parts. th-cam.com/video/h6hkzqRr4CE/w-d-xo.html
We want the door to not fall over when the screws are removed so open the door, but don't fold it all the way flat, back on itself. Leave the door "bent" so that you can imagine it being able to stand upright, on its own, when the screws are removed. Support the bottom of the door by sliding some scrap wood (best) or books underneath the bottom edges. Again, do it in a way that you can imagine the door being able to stand upright on its own with the screws removed. After you are satisfied that the door is supported, start taking out the screws on the wall side. I worked my way up from bottom to top. Monitor the door while you are removing the screws to ensure it is stable. Once the door is freed you can fold it flat and take it out of the van. Keep it vertical while moving through the van. Work with a buddy. It is very heavy. I bagged the screws that I took out and taped the bag to the door. To make it easier to reinstall take a picture of how you supported it for future reference. I have not found seat covers for the seat. My son does ok sitting there but sometimes asks to swap seats for a while with the front passenger.
You are very innovative and have come up with some great mods! I'm a single full-timer for the winter in FL and haven't done much at all to my PX (I'm happy with it as is). You're very right - this is a great coach!
Thank you!
thank you so much for showing this...I need to do something like this too.
No problem.
Do you mind to share the price you paid for it ? I see prices ranging from 88 to 129 k
Prices were right about in the middle of the range you stated when I bought. I bought a 2023 PX in 7/2022. It was impossible to haggle when there wasn't any inventory to haggle over post COVID. You either paid the price or you went without. I finally got mine at a decent price when there were a handful of dealers in my area that had them in stock and they mildly competed for my business. I did miss out on one decent opportunity when I still had not accepted that the market was what it was and prices weren't going down. Make sure you get the new chassis. Major updates to the Ram PM in 2022 and some more in 2023.
how did you build your undersink shelves? super jealous, they look fabulous
Thanks! : D I made a video that describes in detail how I made them. Search my channel for a video titled: "Winnebago Solis 59PX DIY Galley Shelf Mod". There are other videos that demonstrate how you can add a passenger side table to your Solis as well.
Can you share how you mounted the We Boost external antenna?
That was a huge project. I will upload a video soon.
Awesome mods! I'll be doing the table and TV for mine. Thanks!
Thank you. The table mod is great. You can get a lot of the convenience / features by just installing another base into the floor and moving the existing table between them. Inexpensive and rewarding. I made a video about how I installed the table. You can access it here. Be sure to check out the video description where I provide information about where you can get the parts. th-cam.com/video/h6hkzqRr4CE/w-d-xo.html
@@603BVan perfect!
Hi, how did you take the bathroom door off? Also, did you change the seat covers? I find the seats very uncomfortable!
We want the door to not fall over when the screws are removed so open the door, but don't fold it all the way flat, back on itself. Leave the door "bent" so that you can imagine it being able to stand upright, on its own, when the screws are removed. Support the bottom of the door by sliding some scrap wood (best) or books underneath the bottom edges. Again, do it in a way that you can imagine the door being able to stand upright on its own with the screws removed. After you are satisfied that the door is supported, start taking out the screws on the wall side. I worked my way up from bottom to top. Monitor the door while you are removing the screws to ensure it is stable. Once the door is freed you can fold it flat and take it out of the van. Keep it vertical while moving through the van. Work with a buddy. It is very heavy. I bagged the screws that I took out and taped the bag to the door. To make it easier to reinstall take a picture of how you supported it for future reference.
I have not found seat covers for the seat. My son does ok sitting there but sometimes asks to swap seats for a while with the front passenger.
Does the Solis come with those cut outs for the windows? I’m 6’2” and it looks like I could sleep widthwise.
Yes it does
I love these ideas! Thank you for sharing
: D Thanks!