work on the shasta24
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Electrical almost done. I went with 12 awg,for dc power.- :C The Diamond plate is a nice way to do that.
- Nice jub on the framing and I'm liking the diamond plate, too! How do plan to insulate the Shasta?
The water heater opening was framed smaller to accept the new suburban water heater. More diamond plate, yay.
View from the inside. Getting ready to start wiring.
New plywood -- just waiting on rubber roof.
New furnace installed slightly taller than old one. Got to use more diamond plate. Love that stuff!- WOW! Very nice. You have a beautiful classic trailer. keep us updated with more pics.
- Cool!!! post more pictures. And if you want some descriptions too.
- All I can say is "WOW"!
