Awkray-ven

I'm thinking about moving from Wisconsin to Maryland, and taking my 1984 Toyota dolphin with me. Is anyone familiar with the inspections process in Maryland for RVs? Do RVs even get inspected there? If so, what does it take, and possibly more imporantly, how much might it cost, to bring a 1984 vehcile up to modern standards for emissions and such?

Thank you, I'll look around there. I'm rather new to this, never having owned an RV or travel trailer of any kind. I grew up with a 30 foot travel trailer, but there's so much I don't know about doing work on these things. I look forward to having something to tinker with and work on. Something to make a little bit more mine.

I just purchased a 1985 Toyota dolphin, and I want to make sure it doesn't leak. The skylight over the bathroom, and the one over the ?bunk? both have damage and I would like the replace them. The bathroom vent looks like your standard RV vent, but the bunk one does not. Does anyone have any recommendations on finding a replacement vent for the one over the bunk? While I'm at it, Does anyone have suggestions on products to seal the roof with? Is it best to clean the roof and apply some sort of rubberized coating over the top of the aluminum?

I just purchased a 1985 Toyota Dolphin, and have a few projects I want to work on (well, many projects, but a few in the near future). Based on other's experience, what is the best way to run wires though the body of the coach? I want to install a backup camera on it, as well as a solar panel setup, I want to add a Tachometer, the one guide I found said there should be a green wire attached to one of the green cylinders near the corner of the drivers side of the front windshield, under the hood. I found two cylinders, but no unused wires.