Mehtalalady

Absolutely! ....there is a small user fee of $18K--Cash.

The wood is Bass. I can take pictures of the cab bed tomorrow. Yes, he re-did the panels up there. And yes, he is very talented, thank you for your kind remarks.

Thanks for the comment. We are heading to AZ on Wednesday, Feb 5th and won't be back until May. My husband would be happy to try and answer questions though regarding the restoration and customization.

Thank you. Please, say more!

Something to think about. Thanks for your encouragement.

No, it is an '84 floor shifter. He did furniture repair and used to work for a custom designer where he made a few specialty pieces. He basically just does it as a hobby and picks up a job or two every now and then. He would like to do more in the line of 'paid work' though. HA! Taking it on our first test run tomorrow, Jan 29th for two nights. Hope all goes well.

Thank you for the comments. My husband customized this himself. Purchased in April 2013. Gutted it. Lots of fiberglass repair including adding beam to ceiling to fix sagging roof. Not only did he do all the interior, he fixed broken curved window in front over cab. He put in new axles and wheels and did other major stuff to the drive line that is far beyond my comprehension. I've attached more photos with captions.

Does anyone know of an insurance company who will insure a customized/restored Sunrader? Geico only does book value.

Have a 84 Sunrader with no air conditioning. Can I put an air conditioning unit from cab of 89 Dolphin (20R) into 84 Sunrader 22R?