Hey everyone,I wanted to do a sanity check and see if you all have heard what I've heard. I have a couple of customers that want slides installed in their coaches, so I've been checking around. What I've asked about is having two slides installed, a 12-14 foot front and a bedroom/bed slide in the back, both on a H3-45 and an Eagle 15-45 with factory raised roof. On both I've stated that they are stripped to the frame and that I will be doing the re-skinning/fitting-out once the slides are installed. So no interior mods, siding or paint required from them.My results have been pretty steady, AND SHOCKING. But before I divulge the results of my survey, I'd like to hear any of your thoughts and especially price quotes you've received, and who from. I don't at all discount the amount of effort, engineering and modifications required to do it right. But my results have been surprisingly high.Seems to me that there are maybe what, 7 to 10 common bus chassis out there(MC9, MC12, 102A, 102C, 96A, XL, H3, Eagle 10/15/20), at least those that most would want to put this much money into. Even at that, there's probably only 3-4 that are truly that different. I would think that if a qualified structural engineer could be engaged each time a new style of chasis comes in, that after not too long you'd have jigs setup for pretty much all the buses needing slideouts. I have both an engineering firm and a huge and diverse metal/machine shop as neighbors and wonder how hard this can truly be. I should note that none of the "installers" I've talked to so far have overwhelmed me with details, references or even records of numbers of successful installs. Just wondering what you all have found out there...ThanksTodd Reid