TRM1 wrote:

The 7 pin connector is about halfway back on the frame on the driver's side. The connector for the controller is wired in behind the clock. A quick search will show you where both are. I installed my 7 pin with an adapter for the cockpit and combo of the 4 pin-7 pin adapter and my own wiring to connect to the OEM 7 pin Ford plug.

gotsmart wrote:

Someone PM'd me about my thoughts on buying a former Cruise America rental RV. See my signature below. Here is a copy of it.

I bought my 2005 Cruise America 28R in March 2011. I live in it fulltime. I bought it with 109,000 miles on it for $22,900. I've put about 1,800 miles on it to date. I drive between 5 parks between WA and OR. It has zero problems pulling the smart car and the RV drives very easily on the highway.

Cruise America's pricing varies by model year and odometer - the older the rig is and the higher the odometer is, the lower the price.

My Cruise America RV was built by Four Winds - to Cruise America specs. This means that there are a few non-standard design features not found in retail RVs, like the hard wired shore power cable...."

texasvwnut wrote:

@Cwgllndn

I got to thinking, are the CA ex-rentals equipped with 7 Pin connectors for towing? Seems not since Cwgllndn is adding one. Are these pretty easy to install?

MtnBikeMarty wrote:

Hey IAMCHABOD, how do we attach photos again?

MtnBikeMarty wrote:



It doesn't have either 7-pin or 4 wire flat, it's got this connector style, (I have to ask IAMICHABOD how to attache a picture, I always have a hard time with it) that I want to change out too, a dual 7 pin and 4 wire would be great.
Marty

texasvwnut wrote:




MtnBikeMarty - If you want to email me the photo I can post it for you if you can't figure it out.