Harvey...the Tour

I thought you might enjoy seeing Harvey on the inside today.

As you step inside, the kitchen area is on your left. There's a countertop area where the stove should have been and, below that, a large storage space where the oven should have been. Next to that is a double stainless steel sink. Above the counter and sink is a cupboard and the microwave.

In the above picture, you can see the kitchen area and a little bit of the refrigerator on the left. The bathroom is behind the door on the right. The door you just came in is between the refrigerator and the kitchen counter.

The bathroom is straight ahead, as you enter the coach, and includes a shower stall, toilet, sink, and medicine cabinet.

Turn to the right, with your back to the kitchen sink, and you see the sofa on the left, the dinette on the right, and on up to the driver and passenger seats and the bunk above them.

Above, you can see the sofa folded down into a bed and the dinette also converted into a bed.

The picture above is looking back toward the kitchen and gives another view of the couch and dinette. There is a small closet at the end of the couch, with drawers underneath. There is also storage under the dinette seats and along the top, above the dinette, the couch, and the refrigerator.

Above, you can see the CB radio we added, as well as the leather seats we found to replace the original seats. Those seats were such a blessing! They were so much nicer than the originals.

This next one isn't of the interior, but I just had to include it so that you could see the difference that the paint job made on the front of the extension over the cab.

The photo above shows a storage tube that the previous owner had added to the bumper. It allowed us a place to store our canvas folding chairs.

We opted not to use the over-the-cab bunk for sleeping. Doug slept on the dinette, and I slept on the sofa. The bunk came in very handy for storing our bedding and our heavy jackets, etc.

There was a curtain that could be pulled to separate the kitchen from the rest of the coach, creating a little dressing room outside the bathroom. There was also a curtain that could be pulled to separate the over-the-cab bunk from the rest of the coach.

Harvey was also equipped with a generator, a furnace, and an air conditioner, in addition to the regular heat and air in the driver's compartment.

So now you have a pretty good idea of our living conditions as we embarked on our long-awaited trip to Alaska.