1991 Wilderness M-19E
Hi, I'm new to this forum, not new to TT camping (or tent camping), but this will be my first TT since moving out. I want to live full-time at least for a few years. I currently live in a 300 squar...
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BarkingPup wrote:
That's exactly what I am planning! :D
I haven't gotten very far in your thread but was wondering if the roof is rubber or not? The Wilderness' roof actually came off when the previous owners were driving. An emergency fix and it was put back on but She got breast cancer and He died so the fixing of the problem never happened. I want a TT with a solid outside and that is the biggest problem.
Like West said, rebuilding a tt takes $$ and Time. but when it's finished it will last way beyond what the OM every considered. as to living in a small space... Designing it the way YOU need as to making it fit.
If you will be parked a dorm or even apt fridge would be great... for moving about, I would WANT not necessarily need some type of 3 way fridge?
rubber roofs can be replaced, aluminum roof can also be replaced, I believe both, though rubber somewhat less depending on condition, over coated with some sealants.
TIME and $$, your call
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