"New" Vintage TT
Hi guys, just bought a 1968 Holiday Vacationer to restore. I have a Keystone Passport 2590BH for our normal family camping, but this is mine to play with and make my own. It is pretty rough ...
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Thanks guys.
Pretty sure it is a clutch bit and I'll try both a little more force getting them in the hole and possibly file a few bits some to take just a little off of them to accommodate the smaller holes due to rust grime, etc.
I found a 1969 postcard from a CG in Silver Springs FL behind the mirror. It was already mailed and postmarked (with note about trip). I may try to find original sender and/or receiver and see if they are still available and would like to have it.
I have read quite a bit on a few sites dedicated to restoring vintage trailers and have learned that the interior walls and cabinets are an interpgral part of the structure, whatever I build back will do that too.
Yes, the PO (or one of them) had put a 2x4 spanning the rot you see in the pic and then held that up with the balusters.
Westend, wow, that was alot of work and very nice. I skimmed your post (but did not have time yet to read all 37pages) but will be bookmarking that and finish reading over the next couple days. Great project.
Pretty sure it is a clutch bit and I'll try both a little more force getting them in the hole and possibly file a few bits some to take just a little off of them to accommodate the smaller holes due to rust grime, etc.
I found a 1969 postcard from a CG in Silver Springs FL behind the mirror. It was already mailed and postmarked (with note about trip). I may try to find original sender and/or receiver and see if they are still available and would like to have it.
I have read quite a bit on a few sites dedicated to restoring vintage trailers and have learned that the interior walls and cabinets are an interpgral part of the structure, whatever I build back will do that too.
Yes, the PO (or one of them) had put a 2x4 spanning the rot you see in the pic and then held that up with the balusters.
Westend, wow, that was alot of work and very nice. I skimmed your post (but did not have time yet to read all 37pages) but will be bookmarking that and finish reading over the next couple days. Great project.
