Evolution of our 2003 Keystone Everest

[CWtheMan]

Evolution of our 2003 Keystone Everest.

Recovered all cornices and installed 2” blinds, throughout.

Replaced sofa/bed with dual reclining loveseat.

Replaced recliners with a glider, foot rest and end table.

Replaced 26” analog TV with 32” digital flat screen TV (only 19#).

And a new color coordinated awning.

http://www.irv2.com/photopost/showfull.php?photo=15836
http://www.irv2.com/photopost/showfull.php?photo=15835
http://www.irv2.com/photopost/showfull.php?photo=15833
http://www.irv2.com/photopost/showfull.php?photo=15834


CW

[vjm1639]

Beautiful. :> Looks like a new unit!

[CWtheMan]

Originally Posted by vjm1639

Beautiful. :> Looks like a new unit!

TYVM! And I'm going to add a little footnote.

If anyone here is going to winter in AZ or just spend some time there it's the place to do lots of up grades. We had shopped around a lot before we found an awning shop at the local flea market in Yuma. My awning was replaced right at the RV park and including taxes and tip it cost me $360.00.

AZ is also a great place to add those solar panels. No state tax on them and there is so much competition the prices are kept down.

CW

[NWlambear]

We need to remove our original RV sofabed. Never liked it...it is NOT comfortable at all! Wondered what you had to do to get your out. Someone just posted that we should remove the legs. Someone else suggested..take a chainsaw to it....believe me, I'm so frustrated I just might! So please tell me what steps did you take to take it out via the entrance door? Thanks ahead of time! ~Tricia

[kenn209]

I wanna get rid of ours too! Its very uncomfortable. its too narrow. Also want to replace the cheap swivel chairs with likea Euro chair and ottoman...

[Festus2]

If you look at today's post by CWtheMan, his sofa was stood on end and rotated out the door. The double Lazy Boy recliner upgrade replacement was bought in the same way. Worked for him - might work for you.