Review: Devoted to specific modifications
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 06 17, 2012
Does anyone every proofread anymore?  Typos are just annoying and make me wonder if an author is as careless with other details of his book.I was very disappointed in this book primarily because the description is inaccurate.  Two-thirds of the book is devoted to making physical modifications to a particular class of RV's.  This includes everything from ripping out carpet, the bed, the A/C, the refrigerator, the chairs, tanks, heaters, and just about everything except the windows.  One chapter is even devoted to one specific brand and model.  IF this is what one is interested in, then it is a great guide.  But, it should have a different title and description.  One has to have skills in carpentry, plumbing, and particularly in electrical wiring to get much benefit from this book.The rest of the book has tips on a particular life-style of RV living - the single male vagabond who parks on public streets and lives there.  So, if you are retired, have a family, or don't fit this profile, then a lot of this material will be irrelevant.Then, the author advocates practices that really skirt the law and common sense, such as how to park illegally and avoid the police, running one's shower water directly onto a public street.So, just be aware of what you're getting.  (Fortunately I grabbed this as a freebie).