'71 Starcraft Wanderstar- "The Hilton"
Thought I should post this up because the "Search" feature doesn't return any results and there might be some useful info for older Starcraft owners or those that are mad enough to embark on a complet...
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Ok, sorry about the interuption of building posts, my life sometimes gets in the way of my fun.
I liked the countertop that I had made so much that I built a matching backsplash for it:
Does anybody besides me like these burlap coffee bag curtains? This is just temporarily fixed to get an idea of how they would look.
Today, I have been working on the location where the heater will reside. I installed 1/2" cement board around the heater and will be installing some tile, later today.
I know the heater looks bad but it is totally tested and functional, I'll get it spruced up before it's eventual attachment.
The frame adjacent to the heater has 2" polystyrene insulation inside as a refrigerator will be residing close by. This frame is one of the drivers side countertop supports, the side with the sink and stove.
I am off to the lumber yard to return a previously purchased countertop and pick up some tile and supplies.
I liked the countertop that I had made so much that I built a matching backsplash for it:
Does anybody besides me like these burlap coffee bag curtains? This is just temporarily fixed to get an idea of how they would look.
Today, I have been working on the location where the heater will reside. I installed 1/2" cement board around the heater and will be installing some tile, later today.
I know the heater looks bad but it is totally tested and functional, I'll get it spruced up before it's eventual attachment.
The frame adjacent to the heater has 2" polystyrene insulation inside as a refrigerator will be residing close by. This frame is one of the drivers side countertop supports, the side with the sink and stove.
I am off to the lumber yard to return a previously purchased countertop and pick up some tile and supplies.
