Holiday Rambler Introduction

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Here it is, as far as damage goes, it developed a leak and ruines one ceiling panel but was parked here to prevent further damage. The whole thing needs work but we're willing to do it.

Oh and a busted window which he has the replacement. The only thing i'm not sure on how to address is the lower panels all the way around it are dented up and some busted corners

My family had a HR when I was a kid. They put tons of miles on it, especially after they retired. It was a very well built camper(as far as campers go) and was relatively trouble free. One thing it has is the COVERED front window. That was one of the best things I remember about it especially on those picture perfect days.
I don't remember what it's called but a few years ago I found a couple of RV graveyards on the internet. You may be able to find some original parts there. Hope you have lots of fun with your project!

Hey - it's under a roof. Your doing better than most already.

Wow when I was a kid HRs were the ultimate. There is still an HR group on the internet. They might help you with the bottom panels.

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I would say get the title straightened out before you spend much money on it, that might take a while.
I've got a '95 Holiday Rambler and that thing is built like a tank! The one thing that drives me crazy is everything on the exterior I want to replace is riveted on instead of screwed. So replacing a cracked fan vent dome will take hours instead of minutes to do.
Those lower skirt panels are thin aluminum sheets riveted to the trailer and frame, you will probably have to cut those out and make new ones. It should be fairly easy except on the corners. On my trailer the corners are plastic and I'm sure there are no replacements available. You might have to make something out of fiberglass

Thanks everyone, hopefully the title won't be to bad. I was able to get a title for a '76 ford without any documentation fairly easy, just gotta do the research and have the correct forms before you get to the county clerk cause they never know the in depth details on odd ball acquisations. I didn't think about making corners out of fiberglass, that shouldn't be to bad. I'm gonna try to beat out the side rails as best as possible. Whats a good replacement for ceiling panels?

Got tags and a title on the way, exact same process i used for my 76 ford. Used a certification of ownership form, registered it, paid taxes, title on the way. My wife has already recovered the table bench cushions, now just gotta do the couch/bed. Still need to address the roof leak but we've found the panels we like for the ceiling. Worst part so far is the floor was rotted out at the door but it stopped right before a cross member so i can cut back to that to patch it. I'll post some pics when i can.