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@Patwv Thank you😃

@MAX Burner Thank you!

It has angle iron underneath that’s attached to side boards the long shelf to the left acts as a wedge to the front closet wall so it’s not possible for it to move forward, all edges have foam stripping to snug the fit and protect fiberglass, once the unit is placed inside it’s wedged in very tightly.

@Patriot Thank you!

@Patriot I completely agree. They are spreading their wings and I feel it will be beneficial to the Oliver Company as far as sales go and especially for Oliver owners in regards to nationwide Oliver trained service centers.

Thank you. I keep a laundry bag in the truck.

The clothes bar was left as is.

The closet bar was left as is. Didn’t move it.

Thank you! So much more space.😃

Well this interesting! Oliver partnering with RV dealerships. What’s everyone think?

I asked my husband to build me some closet shelves after seeing posted photos of others who have added shelves, and here they are! I love it! So much more space and so much more organized! We opted to not wrap the shelf around the right side because I hang a shoe rack and I didn’t want to lose hanging space. He did add a small shelf on the opposite side. We ordered the black rubber shelf lining from Oliver which will be here soon. I also added command hooks to hang hats. I love that the wasted space behind the clothes rod is now useable and valuable space. ❤️ IMG_7332.mov

Try a different trainer. Sounds like she just needs some socialization training from a good trainer. I sincerely hope they don’t put her down, it’s not her fault she’s not trained/socialized. I’m guessing since she was a rescue dog she may have had a not so great life prior to being rescued. Don’t give up on her, training takes time and work, an aggressive/reactive dog is an unhappy dog, good training will turn her life around. Wish you the best on finding a trainer, she’s so cute and it sounds like she loves being with you.

I truly believe our Oliver’s will outlive all of us! They are built to be passed down generation to generation.

We use the same rubber chocks as shown above, bought at Harbor Freight. We also use X-Chocks, they do help with movement when inside the camper.

I decided that….

@topgun2 Thank you!

I use Turkish towels, they dry super fast and fold up nice and small. I’ve had mine for three years and still look like new. https://www.etsy.com/shop/HouseofPeshtemal

Good idea!👍🏼

I bought mine on Amazon. I’ve had it 3 years and still looks like new. It sprays off dirt easily and drys fast. Faulkner Deluxe 48896 Multi-Purpose Paradise Mat, 9' x 12', Blue (Improved/ Blue) https://a.co/d/66JgfWo

This gave me a chuckle!

So exciting!!

@Patriot Nice storage!! Love the fire pit set up as well.😍

We also use Happy Camper. Even if you think your grey tank is empty there probably is still some water in it and it can definitely get rancid.

Hello and welcome to the forum. My advice, don’t overthink it, I researched for a year before we bought our first camper a few years ago then sold that for our Oliver. I learned so much more hands on then studying and researching all things campers like I was going for my PhD! I’m not saying don’t do your research, just know you will indeed learn as you go. I absolutely agree with the others, rent a camper first to get a feel for camping, see if you like it. Wishing you the best.