Camper Rebuild

[jwo]

Looking good

[Bowtech32]

Any progress???

I have done some more work, but you can't tell that much. I thought I would have some tin on by now, but all of the little things pile up. I should be ready for the skin by the end of the week.

[Bowtech32]

ordered the tin, got the framing finally done. All of the little thing really took most of my time. Starting to wire it for 12V and 120V, picked up a marine fuse panel with switches and a battery gauge as well. I will try to post some pic tomarrow. This thing is turning out a lot better than I thought it would when I started. I should have the tin by the end of next week...

[Cam-Mac]

I did not write anything down just going by a picture in my head.

That's how all the best carpenters do it anyway! Lol.

Looking good!

[Bowtech32]

here is some more pics, I know it don't look like I have done much but I have. I don't have a lot of time so 30 min here and an hour there. Looks like all said and done it will cost me around $800 to $900 bucks to rebuild, the bulk of it is the skin. Some of the materials I already had. Let know what ya'll think

[txdrhntr]

looks good

[DC-Monster70]

Nice!!!

[buckwild17]

Heck yeah !!!!!!

[ON THE EDGE]

very nice

[Coup de Grace]

nice...

[teamron]

gonna be nice when your done

[Brett A]

Looks great. Can't wait to see the finished product.

[agvet2004]

Looks great!

[greenflag]

Looks great! That's a good looking little helper you have there. Always cool when the kiddos pitch in. :-)

[Joey~AP]

Lookin good!