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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Back up the ladder today. Patching and parbond was my day. Just have to seal around the clearance lights fore and aft and then I will be able to tell if the roof is leaking. Everything else should be watertight now. I did see a silicone lake around the rooftop tv antenna today..yay. Rain for the next couple days so fingers crossed. We have decided to keep the dents in the shell...I want a functional camper next year, and I think they add character. (Or that's what i'm telling myself in the name of keeping cost down and speed up)
Have to figure out what to reinsulate the original water heater with. The original insulation was a wet mouse home and has been discarded.
Tomorrow we hope to wrestle out the fridge and stove/oven and drop the starboard bustle, probably have to remove the generator box to remove the port side also.
Should have floor repaired and shell watertight before winter so can then move inside to work. Maybe do the kitchen wing first to get the gaping holes in the side covered before winter really hits.
Have to figure out what to reinsulate the original water heater with. The original insulation was a wet mouse home and has been discarded.
Tomorrow we hope to wrestle out the fridge and stove/oven and drop the starboard bustle, probably have to remove the generator box to remove the port side also.
Should have floor repaired and shell watertight before winter so can then move inside to work. Maybe do the kitchen wing first to get the gaping holes in the side covered before winter really hits.
