We completely redid a 67 Safari unit and parted with it just yesterday [snif] ...but we have an extra, almost new 30 amp yellow electrical cord with an adaptor to house current that I will sell for $20 and it cost 45 and you will see it virtually looks new and spotless. I can send pictures.
The Pex plumbing crimper was only used for this one job renovating the A/S and works like a charm and I have the little devise that make sure the crimped holder metal thing is properly secure. You are suppose to check each crimp with it. None of mine leaked. I loved this thing. We are moving onto a sailboat and they don't use it. It can be used for years and costs almost $100 and I will sell it for $65 plus shopping but it weighs about 5#. I have a picture.
The last thing takes some explanation...We took out the whole bath and used West Marine paint and I have a whole QT of Primer and 2/3 Qt of Toplac Ivory Paint that we just loved for redoing the yucky yellow bath. This paint sells for $45 a qt at West and the primer is $17 and I will sell both for $20. They have been kept inside and are still very good and are easily painted on. I recommend 2-3 coats of primer since it is leveling if you are hiding imperfections and repairs. This is enough if you are doing a sink....and will do 2 coats of paint on one. I just thought I'd try here with my A/S brethern before going to EBay. I might ad that we have accidently dropped tools on a painted shower that was painted with this paint and it didn't chip so it's a good way to do the old bath plastic. the instructions are on my website.
Contact me at
Lexxyred@yahoo.com since I am losing my computer connection in a few days and will have to check from the office.
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