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This is a rear kitchen model. 2 burner stove with oven.

Here's my renovated cab-over. Paneling is maple veneer 1/8" plywood. Overhead storage bins were removed to provide headroom for two adults. See later pic for the original configuration. Was a bit too claustrophobic sleeping with a cupboard inches above one's nose!

The front corners of the cab-over were leaking and rotten. The first order of business was to remove the plywood and insulation and have it all redone.

Peeling the onion reveals the extent of the rot.

Interior/Exterior photos taken within days of purchase. This is a 1978 Little Chief built by Trav-L-Mate Industries of Canada. Chassis is a 1978 Toyota Hilux or Pickup as it is called in America with the 20R engine. Transmission is a 4 speed manual. Learning as I go with this unit, this being my first RV. Thanks to all those involved in this site. A wealth of information here.

3way fridge by Tedco.

The space sacrificed on a camper this short is between the bunk and the kitchen in back. There's only a pair of single bench style seats sqeezed in there. We use a folding card table to provide an indoor dinette.

Original configuration of cab-over bed. Note the cupboard that runs the width of the front end. This was removed as it provided a negligable amount of storage and made one sleeper - my wife - quite claustrophobic. Also of note: the previous owner had boarded up the front window. This too has been removed.

This particular unit measures less than 17 feet in total length. I can get the tape measure out and provide specific measurements upon request.