WOW whatta project.
I tackled vans/RVs like that when I was 40 but no more.
Ray.
I tackled vans/RVs like that when I was 40 but no more.
Ray.
I've only found the rotten floors at the back end, so may well have all that lot to look forward to, Although it did drive the 100miles or so, to my place reasonally well, but I didn't know what to look out for then.Sterrooff.
I have had rotten wood floors, seized king pins, hole in one piston, solid -- solid tank. oval wheel bearings, birds and rodent nests in the walls, blocked solid plumbing and many other things but your body would put me off.
Ray.
I've no idea, my wife did it. She put together this carboard box of goodies (cleaning products and assorted brushes, scrapers, and sponges) and spent a few hours attacking various parts to see if they were recoverable. Now I don't know what she did but she's an absolute wizard at this sort of thing, and always seems to know what product does what. Not to mention she made a complete set of cushions and backrests for the dining table area.Don’t go away, I’m finding this very interesting especially all the welding, you must have a workshop like my late husband had, part of which I still have.
How the heck did you get the carpet clean, especially if it looked the same as the part that’s not been touched.
No need to get personal Ray!but your body would put me off.
... and you find time to work as well?!so that I could get them plasma'd out at work