It is fiberglass. It's not terribly difficult to remove the windows. They've been in there for 18 years though, so they're definitely stuck, but they can be worked out.
Over the Thanksgiving break I had an alarm, stereo, and back up cam installed. I threw in some old speakers I had. A loud stereo makes the bus seem much less squeaky
I narrowed down the old shelves to fit around the bed, and tossed them back in.
LED lights on the bottoms of the shelves
Big *** light bar up high. I also added two more diffused lights for camp lights.
The interior is coming along nicely
Gear storage
Adding a railing to the roof rack.
I have 2 weeks left to get everything major done and functioning. Only major things left are running propane and installing the shower pan though, so I should be good on that. Plenty of little refinements I'll make along the way, but I can work on those as I see something I want to fix.
Thanks guys. I had the stereo stuff done by a local shop. It was something that was easier to just pay to have it done that spend a few days messing with. I haven't even looked at how they extended the wiring, but i can check it out and see how they did it.
Sorry I haven't been able to keep updating as much as I'd like. We're in the process of starting to build a house. And I thought this bus was an overwhelming project. Anyhow, here's a few more pictures. I've even had it out a few times. It's working out well so far. Got me a few awesome pictures as well!