1972 Amerigo Camper Rebuild

[2cknights]

After posting a few comments on another thread, I decided to start this one under a topic more easily recognized. I also have started a blog at: http://www.tcreviver.com. Okay, MKish, here it is. I'll post to it whenever I get a chance. -Carey

[2cknights]

1971amerigo wrote:
Just wanted to wish everyone Happy Holidays !

Hope Santa brings everyone the parts they need to finish ther projects.



Bob W.

Thanks Bob and Merry Christmas to you and yours and to everyone one out there also.

[1971amerigo]

Just wanted to wish everyone Happy Holidays !

Hope Santa brings everyone the parts they need to finish ther projects.



Bob W.

[HudsonValleyRog]

I have! 😛

Sorry...been pretty busy with work the past few weeks, but things have slowed down now. Should be able to start the project soon!

[1971amerigo]

Has anyone heard from HudsonValleyRog ?

[2cknights]

Thanks for posting these Bob, I sure want mine to look similar. I like the color combinations and they give me ideas that I hadn't thought of.-Carey

[1971amerigo]

I have owned this camper for only 1 season and have not had a chance to get it on a scale when full. I have been told it was advertised as 2800lb when water & propane are full.The AC unit backs up to the side access hatch which is flipped open when in use. I can't wait to see the pics of Tater's and Carey's when they are done.

thanks
Bob W.

[Sweet_Tater]

envious, I hope mine turns out half that nice

John

[ticki2]

Like what you did with the AC , how does it vent ?

[spacedoutbob]

Fantastic! I like the color of your interior better than the stock colors that Amerigo used in their campers.

Bob in Calif.

[1stgenfarmboy]

WOW that thing looks fabulous, any idea what the weight is.


Dar

[1971amerigo]

Now that i have rembered how to use photobucket,here are the pics of the inside of my 71 amerigo.

[1971amerigo]

lets try this

[1971amerigo]

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Here are some pics of the inside of my 71 Amerigo.
We kept the stock cabinets and painted the walls.

[1971amerigo]