Don't have many pics of the minuscule amount of upgrades we've done but...Here is a video from the day we toured the Rialta and decided to buy it - http://vimeo.com/46548448#And we started a FB page to document our adventures (mostly running related) - https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Summit-Seeker-Rialta-RV-Home-to-a-Couple-of-Mountain-Running-Hippies/479582762066580?fref=tsDon't think we'll do too much to the RV until we get back from Alaska later this year.  Our goal is off-the-grid boondocking and this will be our initial foray into the unknown.

BTW, had breakfast at a little place near the beach in San Diego yesterday.  The owner asked about our RV and mentioned he had bought an RV and was currently upgrading it.  Intends to give up his house and move into it fulltime.  I gave him my email addy and asked for pics and progress reports.  Especially interested in the compost toilet he says he is working on.

Eating while living in a RV fulltime is taking some getting used to but the gf and I are finally getting into a pattern that works for us.  She is vegan (mostly just fruits and veggies) whereas I am somewhat paleo.  Once or twice a week we'll hit up a farmer's market to fill up our stores.  She nabs things for lots of salads and I look for eggs (pastured preferred) and meat (grass fed only).Most breakfasts I'll make a scramble with onion, garlic, and leafy veggies while she has granola with almond milk.Lunch usually consists of fruits and veggies for both of us.Dinner consists of grass fed meat (have been experimenting with tartar lately) and she has a large salad.This seems to be working for us for the most part, and being active ultrarunners, we still have plenty of energy to go play on the trails.Oh, and coconut oil and Udo's oil are the only oils we use.

PS - need to scour this site religiously now to see how to optimize the living conditions.  Rialta is a QD.  Leaving the front seats down as the fulltime bed and the rear benches stay as is and is our "reading room".No mods done but just received the Wave3 today and looking forward to getting it installed (no idea how though).Keep up with the informative posts!