Pictures of inside remodel-1994 georgie boy pursuit class A.

jomarfl wrote:
What are the hours of your shop and where are you located :) Great job!

LOL. I don't know if i'd ever do it again. Lots of work, almost overwhelming at times. And it wasn't just the flooring and interior. The roof a/c didn't work, the engine was on the original water pump, belts, hoses, etc. and was probably gonna leave me stranded. I just replaced it a few weeks ago, i'm 100% certain it would have left me stranded somewhere. I also got the dash a/c working, all of these things are a hard job on a 20 year old RV, especially when some of the parts aren't available or really hard to find. Thankfully, I am very mechanical and can fix almost anything with my own two hands. I have probably put $5k into this thing, and it's probably only worth about $8k. The wife and I love it, and it works perfect for us.

What are the hours of your shop and where are you located :) Great job!

I appreciate your work. having been there before restoring a 1970 AVCO and now starting all over again with another "with a lot of potential" 1989 HR crown imperial I know the hours and pride that comes with getting I like you want it. good job

Because I like white caulk. I guess if it was your RV, you would choose whatever suits YOU. How did I know someone would complain about something. That's not why I created this post. I created the post to give some guys that have older coaches like mine hope that the interior could look a lot nicer. Too bad one crybaby has to spoil the whole bunch. I like it, that's all that matters.

Excellent outcome

Looks really nice. But why all the caulk? And white Caulk at that.

Must be your computer. Everything loaded fine for me.

Looks great!

Looks great. FYI some of the photos wouldnt load for me!

I am not doing anything else to it. It was a heap of work just getting it to this point.
I am very pleased with the way it looks, and the vinyl flooring in half the coach was a must.