almost final plan for a 60's caravel

[urbanfood]

i wanted to make this one a separate post because i wanted people to see it (i think the other one got buried in the posts).

i moved the ref next to the stove. i really don't care for seeing the shower pan, i'd like that space back there feel more like living space.

so what i've done is put the sink in the middle, nice cabinetry, storage below with the toilet and shower on opposite sides with their own door. the sink can then serve as the kitchen sink and bathroom sink and be part of the living space, an extension of the kitchen. i really like this idea and the sink is still close enough to the stove and ref. to be convenient.

when you need the privacy, you can pull the curtain (i'd want to do some sort of pocket for the curtain to hide it when not in use).

does anyone know the length of the interior dimension? i think i may be a little short.

the black tank can go above the floor, underneath the toilet. 12 gallons?

the gray tank - should i try and put this in the floor just behind the axle? i don't know what the depth of the floor framing is, would it hang down? i know have the belly pan underneath. 12 gallons?

fresh water tank - this is probably too big to put in the floor. i'm thinking 30 gallons. would that fit under the dinette seating?

where would you put the heater?

i wouldn't go with a/c. i prefer fresh air even if it is warm outside. plus i'll have good cross ventilation. p.s. i go up to the mountains in the summer time, desert in the winter time.

are there certain systems that need to be in a specific location based on trailer layout and access doors?

thanks,

david