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!

Connected the AC power and the DC power and both circuits work - no surprises. Removed those blocks of wood the factory put there as crude steps to get up to the sleeper.  Used my chainsaw, but did not anticipate the screw in there.  Hosed the chain.  Finished with the reciprocating tool.  Then reinforced that wall as it looks weakly made.  I screwed and glued birch plywood to the particle board they used.  I plan to screw in a handle, or perhaps a folding step.  For now, we will use a 16" tall folding footstool that fits behind the driver's seat.  It also solves a challenge I had to have a seat to sit on in the entryway to put shoes on or off.   Fridge is getting cold for the first time ever.  A lot to do tomorrow against a Thursday afternoon departure.