'71 Starcraft Wanderstar- "The Hilton"

hilandfrog wrote:

westend wrote:

Last night, I was covering up the insulation board next to the heater area. In haste, I forgot to make an access hole for the water lines. No problem, I'll just grab a hole saw and do it after the fact, I thought. Then I started looking how the water lines ae routed and realized that I may be able to make a straight run from the water tank and water heater, along the wheel well, and tuck everything up behind the shower stall. This would make those holes unneeded and be a lot more unsightly. I can still use the holes for fresh air supply, stick a small computer fan in there to move some air, or just cover them up. I'll have to determine all of this when I get to the plumbing. There are a lot of little designing bits like this to keep in order, in resto-trailer land. ;)

There are untold # of things I see an easier way for AFTER I have glued then hit the staple gun 20 too many times:D
Much like only finding ones missing, NEEDED, tool once the replacement has been purchased.:D

The vent hole idea is grand, sucking cold air in from every direction and pushing hot air up and out, win win.


I still can't believe I missed the edging thing......:S


Repo

They say short term memory is the....I dunno. Just not getting too "edgy" about anything, lately. :D

I pulled the stove, sink, and the old countertop out of the storage spot, this morning. Man, most of that has seen it's days. I'll have to make some decisions on what stays and what goes. Of course, I am way over time and over budget. I'm not getting an attitude about any of it, just keep on working my way through the last bits of the interior.