Anyone interested in 83 Pace Arrow Tear down and Rebuild?

PastorCharlie wrote:
I was taught to reply to any negative comment about my work: "I try to have a little something for everyone." :)

Hey, ya just can't please everyone all the time! Lol.

I was taught to reply to any negative comment about my work: "I try to have a little something for everyone." :)

LouLawrence wrote:
Don't confuse comments with concern. I would not live in that thing as a ghost but I love watching this thread. It's just about the only interesting thread left on this forum. Carpenters amaze me and his skills are unlike anything I have ever seen. He does not think like a typical RVer which leads to unusual (and/or impractical) solutions/implementations. I get a chuckle out of many and I show some of the "best" to my wife just to see her cringe.

Maybe I should have named this thread, "How Not to rebuild an rv". Lol.

Generally, there will be one of three reactions to any of this.

Wow, that's great. I never thought of that.

Wow, that's totally stupid.

Wow, that's funny. Thanks for the laugh.

When I was driving rollback, I delivered a vehicle about 50 miles from where I picked it up. The driver of the vehicle rode with me to the garage. He was a little "talkative" during the drive.

When I arrived at the garage and dropped the vehicle off, the garage owner, said, " well, I guess you're glad to drop this guy off.

My reply was - everyone make me happy, some when they come, and some when they go! Lol.

What works for one, may not work for someone else.

navegator wrote:
If you are worried about the lack of the toe kick space you can always purchase a pair of Red Wing shoes with steel toes, problem solved!

LOL!

navegator

Cool!

With my "overhang", there's not a lot of danger of kicking that area!

LouLawrence wrote:
The toe kick space is a great place to add heat vents but I am sure you have a different plan.

I was more interested in storage space in that area. Alost everything is a trade off. Which is most important, and the answer will be different to different people.

Don't confuse comments with concern. I would not live in that thing as a ghost but I love watching this thread. It's just about the only interesting thread left on this forum. Carpenters amaze me and his skills are unlike anything I have ever seen. He does not think like a typical RVer which leads to unusual (and/or impractical) solutions/implementations. I get a chuckle out of many and I show some of the "best" to my wife just to see her cringe.

If you are worried about the lack of the toe kick space you can always purchase a pair of Red Wing shoes with steel toes, problem solved!

LOL!

navegator

The toe kick space is a great place to add heat vents but I am sure you have a different plan.

sundancer268 wrote:
My Gulf Stream Scenic Cruiser has no traditional Toe Space under the cabinets either.

Thanks. Anyone else have cabinets without the Toe Space at the bottom?

When I designed these cabinets, I decided to try to use as much space as I could, so the bottom of the drawer is only about an inch off of the sub floor, instead of the typical 3 - 4 inches.

That will still allow me to install a floor and be able to have some space between the drawer and the floor for opening and closing the drawer.

My Gulf Stream Scenic Cruiser has no traditional Toe Space under the cabinets either.