Anyone interested in 83 Pace Arrow Tear down and Rebuild?

camperdave wrote:
I still check it out every once in a while, and look forward to updates on the motorhome. Timelines are for people who have bosses.

keep on keeping on!

There ya go. Thanks.

GottaRunGottaCamp wrote:
I used to come here to check on the progress as it was interesting to me, at 5 years running I think fulltimin has lost interest and does not have a completion date in mind, sorry just my observation.

Lost interest? Or not....

donkeydew wrote:
bump

And a happy bump to you. Lol..

I still check it out every once in a while, and look forward to updates on the motorhome. Timelines are for people who have bosses.

keep on keeping on!

I used to come here to check on the progress as it was interesting to me, at 5 years running I think fulltimin has lost interest and does not have a completion date in mind, sorry just my observation.

bump

Next was to add a piece of 1/2 inch thick insulation below the window.

I still need to add insulation around the window frame, so I can cover that up with 1/8" thick plywood.

I did cover the back of the insulation with ChemLink adhesive just like I did with all the other insulation inside.







For those who need a fix - here you are! I hope to be able to spend more time out there in the future.

Yup, still here!

I needed to cut 2 layers of plywood to fill in the gap here, since plywood is no longer the actual advertised thickness.

After several attempts, I finally got all 4 sides cut and glued into place, which now, is approximately flush with the steel framing.

RLS7201 wrote:

fulltimin wrote:

skipsor wrote:
It looks like you are more interested in getting to one million replies that you are finishing you MH.

Aw, gee. I thought I had everyone fooled. 5 years, couple of thousand hours of work, over $11 grand spent, just so I can have bragging rights?

Probably not. Lol.

I can see how one might think that though. Thanks for posting.

Kind of makes my 15 page engine R & R look puny.

Richard

It didn't start off that way. I thought it was going to be an "easy" fix, but alas, I didn't know when to quit, so here we are.....

We are back. Back from the mountains of Virginia, and the cabin my grandfather build for all his descendants.

Back to civilization and internet access. Wahoo!

Was a great vacation, but glad to be able to work on the moho again.

I hope to me a little more regular than I have been lately.

Thanks for hanging in there folks.