And my Burro redo continues-update 10/2/13

[Zollinger]

Me likey!

[Oldragbaggers]

Beautiful, classy, great color choices and design.

[S. Heisley]

Oh, Wow! It looks terrific! It looks brand spanking new! That's a really nice paint scheme that you came up with, too!

[pchast]

I like the paint.

[Jiminsav]

Gage, that looks outstanding..may you have many happy years camping in it.

[Mary C]

WOW!!! My favorite blue, It really looks great !!!

Mary C.

[indycamper]

Looks great!

[doug hodder]

The color combo and paint scheme look great Gage. It's nice to see someone do up a small fiberglass trailer so that it doesn't look like just another glass egg! Well done. Doug

[wagondude]

Those colors would look great behind my Outback. Nice choice and design.

[DougH]

Looks good to me also,I love the color. Have you thought about bringing the blue into the indentation by the side window?

[Gage]

Looks good to me also,I love the color. Have you thought about bringing the blue into the indentation by the side window?

I did several sketches with color and this one is the only one that pop’s for me. You might say "just enough"

[celticquetzel]

Beautiful. More pictures. :!::):!:

[DougH]

It looks fine the way it is. Have you got any photos of the inside?

[Gage]

It looks fine the way it is. Have you got any photos of the inside?

Only before paint but gutted for paint.

[Gage]

Well I made my first small screw-up. Being in a hurry to get this thing done, I installed the birch sheet to the roof before staining it. Oh well, I'll just have to take a little extra time and make sure I don't get any stain on the white paint. As you can see in the first pic , the window is in, curtains are hung, fantastic fan is installed and the overhead Burch in place. The second pic just shows how the '56 Ford tail lights look (and are they bright).