Our "Spot-Hopper"

[BamaJNJ]

this is the last part of the inside ceiling, what we are calling our "headboard"...in reality its what we came up with to cover the seam of the last 2 panel cuts to finish the inside...think it turned out pretty good



finally got that storage/elect.raceway door on...modified some magnetic cabinet door latches to keep it in place



couple pics of roof going on...we used panels that are the same material as "peg board"... thin and flexable cant think what its called... its a brown board smooth on one side kinda rough on the other

[BamaJNJ]

galley area with lights on...before countertop installation

countertop partially installed... still gotta trim it out...will get better pic when thats done

[rebapuck]

Looks like plenty of light. Hope it doesn't attract the mosquitoes.

[BamaJNJ]

Looks like plenty of light. Hope it doesn't attract the mosquitoes.

Lol well with my luck it probably will...any suggestions?...oh and thanks for the couple comments youve given!!!...i guess i didnt do my build journal to everyones liking cuz i have got pretty much nothin from the regulars on here, this forum thing is new to me and so is documenting every step of a project...but im learning...next TD will be better documented

[rebapuck]

Isn't the pegboard stuff called hardboard?

[BamaJNJ]

Isn't the pegboard stuff called hardboard?

i believe youre right reba...

[dales133]

Masonite or hardboard

[BamaJNJ]

Masonite or hardboard

dont think its masonite...isnt that referred to as hardie-board? it has concrete made into it somehow?..this stuff is just plain dark brown paneling, no lines/grooves cut into it, appears to be same material as brown peg board without holes....it bent nice around the radius at front...it has a smooth finish side and a "rough" side...we put the rough side up and it appears to have soaked up the epoxy resin quite well

[BamaJNJ]

here the wifey is working the fiberglass

[noseoil]

Build is moving along quite well. Looks like it should be plenty roomy!

Masonite it is! Looks like the back side has a "screen" type of finish & a smooth side, which is fairly slick & hard. In the "good old days" it was a dark brown & available in tempered & un-tempered. The 1/8" stuff is pretty flexible & would bend to a radius easily & weight is about 19# per sheet.

Hardy board is the fiber-cement type of siding stuff.

[PKCSPT]

Even if a lot of us aren't posting it doesn't mean we aren't watching. I enjoy watching every build. Just not much to say as I bought mine no build experience building.

Liking your galley

[pchast]

Finished mine some time ago and still enjoy reading most posts.

[BamaJNJ]

[BamaJNJ]

installed diamond plate fender and "decking" and starting to paint here





in the other pictures the purple doesnt show how PURPLE it is, you can sort of see it how purple it is in this one...strange word, purple ...looses its meaning fast when you say it and spell it a few times...anyway i call it grape ape purple...we were wanting something very different, i think we got it!!

going to put diamond plate on front lower part there and on the tongue

[Vedette]

Very Nice!
Good Roads
Brian & Sandi