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Hey Gary, thanks for the comment. I am looking at using the current LP stove/oven but not hard mounting it into the camper. More of a portable appliance that can be set up outside with LP gas. The only items I will have hard mounted in the camper will be the AC fridge, TV and DVD player. My space is limited cause it is a smaller camper, which I like cause I can take it just about anyplace camping, etc. I am looking at putting in an AC/DC system that will use an Inverter to run the AC stuff and a pair of Marine Batteries to run the DC stuff. That's the plan and hopefully I can do it, LOL. I hope to post some more Progress Pics shortly.
You have 2 nice classics to work with Gary, a Banner and a Kenskill.
Its not mandatory to rebuild them back to exact factory specs and design,, The best part of RV'ing is having a rig that works for you,,, Then you can sit back at your favorite spot and enjoy the camping memories and feel like home away from home.