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That thing is the BOMB...............speaking of................are those cigars or dynamite???

Looks like you did just fine all around.

Thanks Guys. All three of us pitched in to make it happen. One of the best times I had in a long time with my Brother and Daughter.

Looks good Doug, even if it ended up costing $3800, I don't know of too many campers you can get like that for that price.

as I am scrolling down looking at all of your handiwork, I notice….


Doug, your watching disney movies in a hunting camper????

great work!

We were test how many free channels we could get in the middle of no where. We ended up with nine. LOL

enjoyed reading this. Looked like a pretty good size trailor for $900. Was the water damage the main issue?

yes it was in horrible shape. I didn't want to buy it. my brother said we could gut it and start over. many times we thought we got in over our heads. ended up weighing 3000lbs of ripped out floors, carpet, cabnets, bath ,sinks, tanks etc. that I hauled to dump in three trips.

Nice project, you all should have a great lifetime of camping and stories with this unit. Kudos!!

Gobbler wrote:We were test how many free channels we could get in the middle of no where. We ended up with nine. LOL

great excuse!

now I want to get me a busted up camper and get to work..

will holler at ya when I get one. Maybe you, yer daughter n brother will make a road trip???

Well we would love to help. Its like when I started my business back in the 90's ...I can tell you how not to do it, LOL

Gobbler wrote:Well we would love to help. Its like when I started my business back in the 90's ...I can tell you how not to do it, LOL

LOL

been there

Outstanding! My wife and myself are impressed. After pretty much gutting a 40's home, remodelling /updating our home the last 2 years, you sure get an appreciation for the work done to get a finished project. It sure gives you a sense of pride, when the project is done.

This is awesome. I don't like the furniture or cabinets or walls in a new camper. Always wanted to restore an old Airstream. This might be a great way to build exactly what I want. Looking for flooded campers.

drenalinld wrote:This is awesome. I don't like the furniture or cabinets or walls in a new camper. Always wanted to restore an old Airstream. This might be a great way to build exactly what I want. Looking for flooded campers.

That would be cool to restore an old Airstream. My S-I-L bought a 32' boat in Texas that had a fire. My wife and me are real interested to go down, and tear into that. It is all interior, so I know we could get it done in around 2 months.

I like the idea of restore. With the cost of new boats and travel trailers spending as little as I did to get what we wanted ( a rolling Bunk house) was just the ticket.

Damn Doug, you would fit right in with all the guys from my lease. I got a pile of deputies and every one of them smoke a large "Dog Turd". I been thinking bout openin a smoke shot next door to Sherrif's dept and 1 near the camp. Lol

Turned out nice....making memories are priceless

Awesome I want to do this but on a much smaller scale


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I like it

I want one, looks great

Good job...

Looks good, Doug. not sure how I missed this but late Congrats.

I Like it!!

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