There are full sized propane fridges available, look at this site but you will
need about a wheelbarrow of cash.
http://www.warehouseappliance.com/propane_gas_refrigerators.htm
I will say that I have seen some in cabins in the mountains that looked
to be from the 1950's and they worked pretty good. Well they kept beer
cold anyway. I think some people keep food in them too.
Joe
> Hi Chris,
> Unfortunately, a used propane fridge is usually also a dead one. A
> standard one for an RV will run you $900 to $1000, so most people don't
> replace theirs until it is dead.
>
> http://www.novakool.com/products/conversion_units.htm This outfit will sell you
> the guts so you can build your own, dunno what
> the price is, but if you are doing something where you need a lot of
> fridge, you may be better off. Even the biggest RV fridge is pretty puny
> compared to home ones.
>
> If you call RV salvage yards, you might get lucky on a unit from a
> wreck, obviously, it doesn't need to be an Airstream.
> Daisy