Fixing water damage on the old Dodge (pics)
I got started on my summer project the last couple days. I found this thing on Craig's list for $100 and drove it home. It's a 78 Dodge Monaco 23' with a 440. Here's what it looked like when I brought...
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Fortunately Ron, here in Washington we don't really have rust issues. Our big problem is moisture.
I agree with using good ply where possible and make any carpet you put in removable. When I redid my old Bigfoot camper I made the floor boards removable so I could get underneath in the event of another plumbing leak. A bit different situation for a MH but removeable interior parts would be a good idea. All the interior monuments in my old camper can be unscrewed and removed.
You can also design in access to your pumps and things, and use good plumbing and wiring. You can really do some cool stuff in there.
This is also an opportunity to really do some good insulation. A little sweat equity here will pay big dividends.
I agree with using good ply where possible and make any carpet you put in removable. When I redid my old Bigfoot camper I made the floor boards removable so I could get underneath in the event of another plumbing leak. A bit different situation for a MH but removeable interior parts would be a good idea. All the interior monuments in my old camper can be unscrewed and removed.
You can also design in access to your pumps and things, and use good plumbing and wiring. You can really do some cool stuff in there.
This is also an opportunity to really do some good insulation. A little sweat equity here will pay big dividends.
