Tested the water - diverter valve I bought to switch from onboard tank to city water leaked, so replumbed to just use the tank.  Water system - check. Installed the new toilet, reinstalled all the exterior vents and access doors. Installed 8 cabinet doors, and got the latches set for 6 of them. Still have to figure out a latch for the bathroom door since I put in a new frame.  Made one of duct tape and coat hanger to get through this trip. Installed a huge mirror on the bathroom door. Tested the propane system, the stove and furnace.  Installed a new thermostat and put it right next to the sleeper so I can turn up the heat in the morning without leaving the covers! Installed 2 of 10 roof tie downs (small stainless rings) and tied off the solar wires up there awaiting the solar panels. Got the tail lights in after a bit of a snafu.  Installed the Swedish swiveling table arm (forgot the fancy brand name) and 20 other things.

Tomorrow before departure:  Install the carpet. Make and install a sleeper hatch. Cut window coverings of foil (easy/temporary), make a table, install as many cabinet door handles as I can (they came with screws 1/4" too short to install, which I discovered at 10pm this eve.  

Sleep well.

I’m quite sad to hear of Linda’s passing. She was a knowledgable, loyal, and incredibly helpful contributor in these pages. Wow. I’m kinda stunned. Thanks Linda for all that you taught me. 

Also, Idaho Doug, I am very much grateful to you for sharing all that you do and this thread is a treasure. Muchas gracias. 

Getting very real over there! Hope you can hammer out the necessities by Go Time—course there will always be more to do, never ends

Looking forward to final pics or a walk-through sometime, like many others I'm sure!