Convert rear to side bath?

[Jcrofoot]

Is this even possible for a 2001 Safari 25 ss?

[MarkR]

Well, anything is possible (as they say) . . . I did it to my '60 Tradewind - wasn't painless, but I'm happy-er.

[SanchezDano]

Doing it on our 1968 Silver Streak. We came up with a layout that worked with existing windows and went from there. You will likely be dollars and time ahead finding the existing floor plan you can live with. It just depends on the size of the project you want.

[sgschwend]

The challenge is getting the gray and black water to the tanks.

In my 25 footer the tanks are between the axle. How is yours setup?

[SanchezDano]

I modified the frame and added larger tanks between and just after the axles. The original tank was only for black and in the rear.

[SanchezDano]

Just pictures of it here:

http://www.airforums.com/forums/show....php?p=1929819

[Lumatic]

A center bath results in a narrower hallway. This separates the rear room, which can be an advantage, but also reduces the open feeling of the coach.

[kaferboy1]

Originally Posted by MarkR

Well, anything is possible (as they say) . . . I did it to my '60 Tradewind - wasn't painless, but I'm happy-er.

MarkR do you have any pictures of your side bath layout? I have a '63 Tradewind and have been considering doing this to mine.