Avion truck campers - Hundreds of photos
Without going into too much painful detail, we had a mishap several week-ends ago. While working with sand bag crews on the Mississippi River, the truck and camper fell into the flood waters as a road...
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Rastaman,, I am crazy about these campers, but I know y'all
all know the ugly truth, they all LEAK. Even if you could stop those pesky seam leaks, damp air will infiltrate and condensation will occur. Soo, you best make sure your stucture can take it. I like following boaters strategy. Encapsulate your wood in epoxy and avoid water trapping voids. The original wood insulation wood does not do either. Hence, read all the posts about rotten floors.
Take note of all the work D1 has gone to not to suffer this.
D1 has your camper become a class c rv? Beautiful work by the way!
Rastaman,, I am crazy about these campers, but I know y'all
all know the ugly truth, they all LEAK. Even if you could stop those pesky seam leaks, damp air will infiltrate and condensation will occur. Soo, you best make sure your stucture can take it. I like following boaters strategy. Encapsulate your wood in epoxy and avoid water trapping voids. The original wood insulation wood does not do either. Hence, read all the posts about rotten floors.
Take note of all the work D1 has gone to not to suffer this.
D1 has your camper become a class c rv? Beautiful work by the way!
