Got both walls up. Temporary gussets and temporary roof sports are holding it in place as the PL adhesive dries.
Ran into an issue. The passenger side wall bottom was not straight. It had a sizable curve to it bowing up in the middle. Of course I noticed after I had applied the PL adhesive and stapled the side ply into the floor. Douh. Screwing down didn't bringing it in much (the walls don't flex in that direction, i guess there is something to the "I beam" analogy) so I unscrewed all the pocket hole screws, then injected as much PL Premium as I could get into the gap. Then I sunk in the pocket hole screws and it cinched down a just a bit, some adhesive good out all along the joint, so at least I have that...
Silly mistake that made for a less strong joint and a bunch of corrections. Now I am letting it set for the full 24 hour cure time before I touch it. Maybe even linger seeing how much adhesive I gooed in there.
It should all come out okay, I caught it with some time to make adjustments, but I wish I would have dry-fit so that I would have caught it, and fixed it, before I attached the wall...
Oh well, she looks like the start of a tear and aught to be plenty strong once I get the ceikinf/roof installed and she us all braced up .
Starting to look like a teardrop!