Looking to travel down the Baja when things open up . I would love some advice on places to visit, good campgrounds , safety etc. Hoping to go with another group for safety too.

Looking to travel down the Baja when things open up . I would love some advice on places to visit, good campgrounds , safety etc. Hoping to go with another group for safety too.

Buy the mile post magazine/book it gives you things of interest and to see as well as camping information by the mile in Alaska. When we drove up in 2014 it was very helpful as we would have missed a lot of things had it not been for this. We happened to stop in the same campground and we’re checking in at the same time as an editor for this magazine and had an interesting conversation with her. They travel and camp the AlCan highway every year to update it and we’re hoping to get it into an electronic version. We spent 3 months all over Alaska. Don’t be in a hurry, it was my dream trip of my life and didn’t disappoint there is so much to see, experience and enjoy. The roads in Alaska were better than those in Northern California that we drove. I can’t say the same for those in the Yukon especially from White Horse to Dawson City and Top of the World Highway but is well worth the trip for the views and to see this old gold mining town. We were on all major roads in Alaska and were advised by friends to take the inter costal fairway one way if we could afford it, which we did on our return back to Seattle as we wanted to stop in Juneau, Sitka and Ketchikan which you can’t drive to. We were on 3 different ferries and spent a few days in each stop. Book the ferry and campgrounds in advance as they fill up fast in the summer months. I started planning my trip 1&1/2 years ahead of time. We live in Florida and spent 10 months on the road in 2014 from February to December and spent $37 thousand for everything. I would make the trip again in a heart beat if I could afford it. Plan your trip in advance and enjoy and don’t be afraid of the roads or lack of services just fill up when you get under 1/2 tank and by 1/4 tank. Most of all definitely go and enjoy!😀

Most of the time the roof will not reattach depending on the damage underneath. Sometimes it does work but if the moisture is too high it might not work. You are getting good readings so with it being dried out you might have some luck. I have used PL400 in the past with success but it has to be clamped for a while. You could try an epoxy but I have not tried it myself so I could not tell you the results of it. I’m sure it would do fine and would set up faster so it wouldn’t need pressure for long. If you can’t get around the sides to apply it you would have to drill holes and then patch them. If along the edges I have always taking off the edge moldings and lifted the panels to apply the adhesive. If hard to get to or this can’t be done, drilling would be the only option.
Sincerely,
Dan RV Repair Club Technical Expert

Hello Connie,

Can you please confirm the year, make, and model of your RV and we will look further into your question for you.

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Becky
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