I don't suppose I'm the only one who has to deal with this,I'm in an older Dodge motorhome, a Class C Tioga. It's my residence. I don't have a brick and mortar house to retreat to.The ceiling leaks and there's been some water damage. I need to renova...
Taking it in small steps.First off, I'm not as young as I used to be so I'm in no hurry.The ceiling leaks, so correcting that should probably be a priority, no?I want to take the roof panels down so I can look at what is behind them. Replace moldy ol...
Bumpyroad wrote:sort of reminds me of a friend I had at work. He would buy an older car for say $2,000, spend $2,000 fixing it up using hundreds of hours of labor. He'd Sell it for $4,500 thinking he "won".bumpySo you're saying he really "lost"? Wh...
Bordercollie wrote:If we knew what we were doing, we would have saved our money and bought a much newer and better conditioned rig that suited our needs much better for $21KWell, that's why I'm here, because I don't entirely know what I'm doing and ...
Bordercollie wrote:More power to you. There are a number of old rig refurbishment threads on this forum and those who have done it will provide advice. It is sad, however, when a project like this bogs down for health or other reasons and never gets ...
Did I mention I'm on a tight budget?My 1976 Dodge Tioga Class C is what I've got. Not looking to buy, I already have it. It is where I live, with very affordable lot rent in a nice RV park; I'm a broke-ass "full timer".Yes, it's funky in many aspects...
Frankedj wrote:You will also have to add additional framing at every cut edge to have a surface to attach the new panel to.Well, no, I'm just removing the paneling so I can inspect things. I will, of course, remove the fixtures in due time and reatta...
