DOH! Never mind my questions. I found your blog: ournewneighborhood.blog/ (The link you have below in the comments is broken, btw.) Simply GOLD. Starting from before the buy, the trials & errors, all of it. What a joy. (Here, btw, as I've been keeping a file and dream; which look to be near following suit. ) Thanks, again! *Btw, I've stumbled on a few other sites & resources over last couple years. Yours is very special.

@@AlexSack I will see if I can figure out how to fix the link! Thanks. And thank you for your kind words!

@@ournewneighborhood581 Thank YOU for the wonderful rsource; an obvious labor of love. I've had a file on this dream for about 2 years, and am close to pulling the trigger. I can't imagine after all the due diligence you & your husband put into this, that you were ready to & did pull the trigger in the spring of 2020! Sad, but kinda of funny. Will go back and red more on how you handled it, later. I'm a lifelong drummer, music major and thinker, who will be hoping to get in with a traveling gypsy community - for safety, education & inspiration. As I plan the back room to be a small studio where i could teach, in addition to odd jobs, busking, gigs and a Java certification - security will be a big conconsideration - when out biking for groceries, etc. You may have addressed that, and I have yet to get to those tips/considerations. But, in case not, please post some tips on securing your GMC, and viz towing, ticketing, late nigt police inspections/rights, etc. I was a cab driver in SF for 9 years, and was pretty privy to whereour homeless & drug addled communities parked (mainly on the indistrial outskirts of town; and their experience with police & neighbor complaints. (Which I think have been dialed back during CoV; complete with sanctioned & serviced encampments, visible on public lands. Though, that is sure to ened sooner than later. Many, many thanks for the gold you and your husband have provided on your blog. Cheers, @

If you look @ at other GMC MHs, they don't seem so cramped. (Though, relative/in eye of beholder, etc.) The GMCs are considered roomier feeling, & actually, as no drive train/a lower floor -hence, center of gravity. And roomier rep also much to do with airplane fuselage shape & large/lotsa windows -bringing in light, etc. (Not sure this video quite captured those aspects. Was great on upgrades/customizations orientation, though IMO.)

The mirrors are Velvac, we found them on Ebay. And... thank you! We write in a little more detail on our blog ournewneighborhood.blog/2019/04/17/mirror-mirror-on-the-door/

Look for Bill Massey on GMC sites on Facebook. He keeps a master list of all gmc vin#'s and may have resources for you.

@@ournewneighborhood581 Thank you. Your reply is appreciated.

What did you use for your headliner?

Thanks for watching the video. Here is a link to the blog post I wrote about the process wordpress.com/post/ournewneighborhood.blog/988 and there is a lot of information and links to ordering parts here: www.gmcmotorhomemarketplace.com/sully/

Thanks, looking into the sully brackets :)

I lived there around 2 years ago and it was wonderful

The kitchen and door windows don't open. However we did install a hose with shower head outside for that very reason.

Various places - depending on what was needed. Ebay, Amazon, Craigslist, auto parts stores..... what parts in particular are you asking about?

Our New Neighborhood the front, right side wheel hub and barring Thanks for responding

@@elijahsaenz9699 Check out our blog - we tried to be pretty thorough on everything we did. wordpress.com/post/ournewneighborhood.blog/1266