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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cajunavion wrote:Howdy back to you Cajunavion, I don't know about the 'what-the -hell since- I -am-already-here" approach. Firstly that's kind of scary to me,and as far as I can tell. other than the bunk, and wing area. the rest seems pretty good. I will look even more closely as I proceed.
Howdy!
Rastaman are you going to patch her up or do a what-the-hell-since-im-already-here redo.
I would suggest the latter. If so, floor, bulkhead, bunk, and then wings.
Screw braces inside to hold the shape and supports on outside.
2x4 and standard plywood are perfect. Take it one small step at a time.
If you pursue the former, youll always be going back to fix
endless problems an tearing into your previous work. JMTC
I am not going for the total rebuild, but would like to make it structurally safe and functional....and then USE it
So have you removed the lower cabinets? will they come out as one unit?
I am by no means a cabinet maker and new cabinets would be a budget buster.
Has anyone found a good 'cheap' source for a water tank that will fit in the original location. I have the Gaucho layout with the extendable dinette running N/S with the bench sofa/bed?
Tiki2...I kind of like your idea...I don't want to run the risk of getting overwhelmed and throwing in the towel. Rather try and 'eat the elephant one bite at a time'
