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Thanks for the nice comments and complements. We like solid colors too, but the all white does make it a little diffiicult to distinguish from a charter coach unless the Tivoli lights are on. The interior is also very nice, but very restrained compared with the Liberty and Marathon conversions you guys are used to seeing. I understand the bus was made for a minister, which I guess explains the restraint. Not sure what to make of the jacuzzi tub with two person shower, though… We have ordered a new sofa to replace the long desk behind the driver seat and booth type benches to replace the chairs at the dinette as we need more seating and sleeping room. We are also replaciing the 50″ plasma tvs in the living room and bedroom, as they dominate the rooms and block the windows. Nice thin 40″ LED screens will be a lot more to our taste. These photos were taken before delivery, so personalization of the interior still in progress.

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Purchased theses LED bulbs, they are 3000K dimmable, bright, look good and work very well. From Amazon:
G4 LED Light Bulbs 3000K Warm White Lighting Dimmable, 3W Equivalent to 30W AC DC 12V-24V, Bi-pin LED Bulb Silicone G4 LED Bulbs (10-Pack)
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I used that bulb on my coach did all the lights. no issues, I had to dimple the housing for the bulb to fit the housing. one year ago and happy. lot cooler.
2000 Featherlite H3-45
2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee
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Five years ago or more I purchased a bunch of lights similar to what 718rsk posted above about. Having a 24volt Liberty we’re really limited on lighting options. They worked great for a while. Now they seem to burn out much sooner than I expected (aren’t LEDs supposed to last a long time?) and then fall out very easily.
Maybe I should get some like 718rsk posted and see if they are “better”.
Ideally I’d like to replace the entire fixture with one that has LED lights in it and a frosted cover/lens. 12 volt versions are reasonably priced (I think under $25), but 24 volt ones are $84 to $134 IIRC.
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