I'm looking for a couch like are in LQ trailers that the seat "scoots" out and the back becomes flat to make a bed.  The ones I've seen in RV catalogs are made more like a sleeper sofa for your home.  I don't have room for that kind, but can't find the ones that conversion companies put in trailers.  Anybody know where to get one or even the frame and we can make cushions for it???

I also need some advice on a fridge (keep in mind I can only repeat what I've heard and have no knowledge of this subject).  I want a fridge that will continue keeping cool while traveling without LP or running the generator.  I don't have propane on my trailer and I would like for the fridge to stay cool while traveling or when at a show and I don't want to start the generator.  I've been told from a conversion company who does this that I need a "marine style 12v fridge".  I haven't found one that states that.  I was also told that I could get a regular fridge and an invertor and it will run while on the road.  So if I were to get this kind what size invertor do I get?  I already have a convertor (not sure their differences, but know that there is one).

Like I said that's about the only info I know, but can find out more specifically if I need to.  PLEASE HELP!!!

My LQ has a couch that makes into a bed. It is actually two separate cushions, one for the backrest and the other for the seat part and when you slide out the base they lay flat and make into a bed. If you are crafty enough or you know someone who is, you could probably make one yourself. Mine is just made out of wood. Underneath is the water tank/water heater and pump. For the cushions you might be able to make those yourself. I know that was brought up here before on where to find or make couch cushions. If you want I can get some pics and email them to you. 

As for the fridge and keeping it cold during travel, I usually throw 3-4 frozen bottles of water in my fridge to keep things cool. Will keep the fridge cool for along time, you would be surprised.

I just saw 2 jack knife sofa's listed on ebay. Both started at $250.00. Search under rv and then select rv parts.

As far as your couch, there is a place in Ozark, MO that makes the jacknife couches that are used in living quarters. Don't know if he sells to the public or not, but his number is 417-581-1122. They are quite a bit less than $650. His name is Jon.

Another good source for anything that Jazz has would be Colaw, in Carthage, MO. They are usually less expensive and a bigger selection of large appliances, anything that you would need for a living quarter. There number is 417-548-2125.