Great job. What size fridge is that ?My dometic fridge only works on propane and if I want it to work on 120v, the replacement part is $150. It’s nice to have and keep it all original but for that $$ I have a few options.
Hello, just came across this video for a project I’m doing on a 84 jayco pop up. Your camper looks very similar to mine and I’m looking for a hidden vin since my camper does not have a title. Do you know where the vins are located on these? Thanks!
That’s a good question. I don’t think I can find one on mine. I only have it from some old paperwork. In my state of WI I am under the weight needed to title and plate.
Not at all. in my case there is a few inches of room between the back of the fridge and the wall. Also the hole I left at the top for the power strip lets some air in. Second season and so far no issues. Happy Camping!
Great video, thanks. We just got a 1985 very similar. Thinking about removing the ice box, looking for ideas. 💡
Awesome. Glad you liked the video!
Can I get the link for this please ??
The Amazon link is in the video description. I’ll attach it here but TH-cam gets funny about links in comments
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Any issues you have found having it in that enclosed space?
So far so good. No issues.
Great job. What size fridge is that ?My dometic fridge only works on propane and if I want it to work on 120v, the replacement part is $150. It’s nice to have and keep it all original but for that $$ I have a few options.
17.99"D x 17.52"W x 19.69"H. I left the Amazon link in the description if that helps.
Thank you🙏
Hello, just came across this video for a project I’m doing on a 84 jayco pop up. Your camper looks very similar to mine and I’m looking for a hidden vin since my camper does not have a title. Do you know where the vins are located on these? Thanks!
That’s a good question. I don’t think I can find one on mine. I only have it from some old paperwork. In my state of WI I am under the weight needed to title and plate.
@@tommysgreatoutdoorsokay thank you
No issues with venting the back of the fridge?
Not at all. in my case there is a few inches of room between the back of the fridge and the wall. Also the hole I left at the top for the power strip lets some air in. Second season and so far no issues. Happy Camping!