'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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Thanks, UP.
Yeah, I'm just a cheap SOB so I count-the-beans no matter what I'm doing. That, and I'm now so old I get sticker shock when I buy a box of screws. :D On this project, though, I quit bean-counting and just get what I need. I do have a lot of the essentials in storage. I haven't had the courage to tally everything, that will come at the end. After the interior is done, I still have everything exterior to deal with--brakes, bearings, hitch wiring, etc.. At one time, I was thinking about doing two or more of these at the same time, creating a fleet to head North. I'm glad I didn't overload myself with that plan. It would be interesting to know what the total time for manufacture is in today's modern RV plants. I'm guessing it may be a little shorter.;)
Yeah, I'm just a cheap SOB so I count-the-beans no matter what I'm doing. That, and I'm now so old I get sticker shock when I buy a box of screws. :D On this project, though, I quit bean-counting and just get what I need. I do have a lot of the essentials in storage. I haven't had the courage to tally everything, that will come at the end. After the interior is done, I still have everything exterior to deal with--brakes, bearings, hitch wiring, etc.. At one time, I was thinking about doing two or more of these at the same time, creating a fleet to head North. I'm glad I didn't overload myself with that plan. It would be interesting to know what the total time for manufacture is in today's modern RV plants. I'm guessing it may be a little shorter.;)
