We pushed the trailer into the shop the first day because it was raining and we could see that it was taking on water like a sinking ship. We first noticed damage in the right rear storage compartment..
I should have left it alone but I had to dig into it a little deep.
As you can see this is really going to take a lot of work. The realization is starting to come to light that this is no longer a minor repair job. The more I took apart the more I found...
Knowing what Papa Brewster can do with woodwork, that trailer is going to be B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L when he hands it over!!!!! Totally subscribed to get inspiration for my next project.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I was wondering if anyone ever see the blog. I am working on the interior now. It's very time consuming but I hope to be ready to put the roof on this week.
ReplyDeletehello! i found your blog when i did a search for ideas on rehabbing and remodeling a travel trailer. we just bought a 1971 Kit Companion which is 16' long, 19' including the tongue of the trailer. i look forward to reading the rest of the blog!
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