New and Old. Many hours have gone into this project. I have enjoyed most of them. Outside of the trailer is nearing completion, Red Stripe will be added soon. J-rail has been installed and will post pic of it soon. Small amount of paint touch up to do. Also I used a product from Home Deport to caulk the windows over the Butyl Tape and the side seams. It's called Loctite PL Sealant. It is paintable and I used white. Did notice after it cured it yellowed some so I will spray it back white to match trailer color. It is a Sealant so it sticks and seems to work great. At 6 bucks a tube its hard to beat.
Time to turn attention to the interior. I have made layout lines on the floor for the cabinets and walls. I will be using a bench in the front of the trailer instead of the 2 bench seats it came with I think. Plan for now at least. Order of business is as follows; 1. Finalize Layout. 2. Run trailer tail, brake light, etc. 3. Run 30 amp service and 110 outlets, etc. 4. Finish Insulation. 5. Put up ceiling. 6. Install wall board. Using a 4x8 modern sheet from Lowe's, Melinda picked out. 7. Build cabinets, walls, upper bunk bed, etc. 8. Build cabinet doors, etc. 9. Trim and Finish. 10. Whatever else pops up and needs done, like water pump, tank, etc.
Just a day or two of work, yeah right!
Progress is being made and it's still fun. |
Quite the project! I see so few Shasta SC's like ours online (mostly the canned ham style or Compacts). You'll have to keep us updated on her progress! :) http://66shastaredo.blogspot.com/
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