Anyone need a project to get them through winter?

JesLookin wrote:
Hmmmm Oshkosh - That's right down the road. Oh never mind.:B

And we both know being from Wisconsin that that is NOT a camper needing restoration but would make a perfect HUNTING cabin!

Darn near a color match to your Bounder. GRIN

Richard

Heck, that will buff right out.

Ah shucks why spoil the ambiance of corrugated sheet metal, tar paper, and stacked cement blocks?

5 weeks of vacation annually.

2 weeks of travel

3 weeks at home paying 100 dollars an hour to get totally useless gizmos fixed.

When the hitch breaks and this critter passes you in the fast lane at least you won't have a coronary deciding which would be best Chapter 11 or 13.

Mexi.....

While all of your observations may be true.........a new entry door is never further than the plywood aisle of your nearest Home Depot or Lowes!:W

Not a bleedin' chance...

Bet the electric steps don't work, the genius energy management system went Hannibal Lectur, decades ago, the slide out has slid its last, the microwave decor simply does not match the espresso machine, and the reefer beer tossing mechanism got weak and wouldn't even reach the hot tub.

So, whats holding the rust up?

Hmmmm Oshkosh - That's right down the road. Oh never mind.:B

Did you mean "Decade" instead of "Winter" in your thread title?:B

It is listed as "shasta RV homebuilt "

Either it was built by Shasta (which I doubt) or it was home built.

Can't be both.