The Lagniappe continues.

[lauriandgary]

It's been a while since my last update, but progress has been made. Have finally removed all rotten wood and replace with new at the front and rear walls. With this phase of the project done, it seems that we've turned a corner and can really get camping soon! But we've been "practicing camping" by sitting in front of the camper, relaxing and enjoying a few cold ones.

Here's the rear wall insulated and ready for paneling:



Here's the rear wall with the new paneling:



Also have most of the interior painting completed. And we also installed the new flooring. Got a deal at Lowe's on 4" x 36" vinyl peel & stick.

Here's the view looking thru the front window to the rear of the trailer. You can also see the newly painted wall paneling.



Here's the view looking thru the rear window to the front of the trailer.



Next to complete the interior is to rebuild the front dinette benches, the rear bed, an overhead cabinet at the sink and a closet for the toilet.

More pics at the www link below the signature.

[Miriam C.]

Wow, what a difference. You guys are sure making it nice!.......

[planovet]

Nice job and I like the colors

The rear to front view and the front to rear view look suspiciously the same

[kennyrayandersen]

M I T fine

[lauriandgary]

Thanks all.

The colors are pretty close to what was original to the trailer.

Planovet, I attribute "the rear to front view and the front to rear view look suspiciously the same" to too much "practice camping."

[lauriandgary]

Here's the "correct" back to front" picture. (Finally got over my "practice camping" mode)

Planovet, that was a test to see if you were "practice camping" too!




More pics at the www below the signature.

[planovet]

I need to "practice camping" more often