Having it ALL

[BAB]

I ordered my International CCD with the Microwave/Thermal/Convection oven. I hated the Sharp. IMHO, it was overly complex to operate. I dumped it and installed the Cuisinart which is more user friendly (and looks better, I might add). The downside of the microwave/convection is: no 110, no cooking. SO, a couple of weeks ago at Alumapalooza, the friendly factory folks had a sale on stuff, and I picked up a NEW Amana gas cooktop/oven for $300. Guess what? I was able to do some carpentry work and drop in the new cooktop/oven, and still have enough room BELOW the gas oven for my new Cuisinart. Yes, I do have to get on the floor, but there is no other place I could have done this. Miraculously, there was enough space behind the microwave for breathing space....just a couple of flexible heat ducts and some wiring (oh, and several pieces of cut aluminum...left there by the factory for me to find). So I can have my cake (in my gas oven), and eat it without having to plug in to bake it! Amazing what you can customize in an Airstream...

[overlander63]

That looks good.

Coincidentally, I know where there is a like-new Sharp convection microwave for sale. For further info, contact the OP...

[Lily&Me]

You are just too clever, Barry!

Looks quite lovely. Nice job.


Maggie

[Papou]

Congratulation for the good job!
As an additional information for the people may have some interest, I made a similar modification in a 2008 Safari SE 19' by adding a microwave/convention oven. The retain model was a Panasonic (model NN-CS597S) for the following reasons: Width & Height fitting into the "standard" mounting faceplate (quite a challenging job), door hinge located horizontally to have an easy access to the oven, quality of the product and easy going GUI software. Some pictures attached...