New to me camper, missing door.
I bought a vintage camper the other day at an auction, its missing its door. The lower part is there, the top is gone. The opening is 24.5" x 40.5". The lower door is made with 1" square steel tubing ...
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Its pretty much going to be for swap meets, I'll keep enough of the camper features so I can still use it to sleep in overnight but it needs to haul items as well. Most venues have showers and bathroom facilities, so plumbing won't be needed. I like the idea of the LED lights but I was pretty much planning on just leaving the 4' florescent lights that it came with. I have a small Honda generator that I carry and most places have 120v hookups anyhow. I may add a few low voltage lights just in case though. I was thinking of just using a few LED adapter/conversion bulbs but they aren't great for light output.
What did those lights look like before you modified them? I don't recall anything but flashlights at the dollar store here.
Also, mounting lights in this thing may be a challenge in that the roof is bare styrofoam insulation, its cut to look like stucco and held in place only by a few wood grained metal strips and glue. I don't think it ever had anything else up there. One the bright side, its light and it don't provide any hiding places for critters to live when its parked.
What did those lights look like before you modified them? I don't recall anything but flashlights at the dollar store here.
Also, mounting lights in this thing may be a challenge in that the roof is bare styrofoam insulation, its cut to look like stucco and held in place only by a few wood grained metal strips and glue. I don't think it ever had anything else up there. One the bright side, its light and it don't provide any hiding places for critters to live when its parked.
