Some pics of the project

Few more

Last one

Hey thanks ill have to check out my local Rv store


Here Pics of the Floor Done

Heres a coulpe pics of the removed front seat and the rear undercoating done( to be painted white)

got the floor 95% in today or i should say tonight

anyways pics tomorow

Jason,

Thanks for the pictures, please keep them coming.
Its hard work but at the end of the job your trailer will return good camping and memories to last.

Harry & Kenna

Been there, done that. It's a messy, tedious job but it's worth it. Looking good so far!

pics of the sub floor

pics of the new floor cut and layed out but not stuck down yet

Finished installing the floor tonight but the next pics will be after seats and quarter round trim are installed

Also started Trailer wiring to night too

should be fun!

Looks great, Jason! What material is you finished flooring?

Looking forward to your wiring work; I need to do some on mine, too.

Fran
'74 Compact II

Thanks!

The Flooring I finally decided to go with is a vinyl flooring from Lowes, it was just a Roll that they had on the big rack in the back of the store kind of like a bulk deal where I told them how much i wanted and they cut it. I needed seven linear feet because i wanted to do under all the benches too. Plus the fridge and then i still had some left i think im gonna do inside the cubords with the left over

Jason,
I think I used the same stuff. It is Armstrong Vinyl sheet. I did run in wall to wall, and used the leftover to line the low 'cupboard' areas. (I put in foam board insulation first).

Fran
74 compact II

Hi Jason,
Just brought home my "new" '84 pacer! The first thing I did was to pull up the linoleum someone had put down. I am concered the flooring has been wet, haven't figured out yet where it came from?? Anyway... I thought I should replace the plywood, how the heck did you pull out the benches? You have done a SUPER job on your, very impressed!
Vicki

Hey Thanks, Well My benches were riveted in along the edges under the cushions. On the road side the wood that held the bench was rotten so it came right out but on the other side and on the front i had to drill out the rivets to get the benches out.

So I think this would work for you, However I know I have seen Other trailers on here where the benches and cabinets and stuff are all molded Into the Trailer, I think the Bolers are this way(someone please correct me if i am wrong). So with yours being a little newer than mine I can not be sure that your trailer even has rivets.

When I reinstalled the Benches I decided to use machine screws and nuts and washers to install them, just in case I need to remove them any time.As I'm planing a full resto sometime In the future as well

Ill post some pics soon of the benches reinstalled in the trailer

Thanks again for the compliments!

Id love to see pictures of your trailer as well

On the Boler 13's that I have seen, the benches are screwed to wooden cleats around the upper perimeter. The cleats are fiberglassed to the sidewalls of the trailer. The inside/bottom of the benches have wooden cleats fiberglassed to the benches themselves, and then those are screwed into the floor. In other words, a screwdriver would remove the benches from the trailer (well, and a person to carry them!)

I do know that some of the very newest (1980s) Boler 13s made use of fiberglass tabbing where the cabinetry is normally riveted through the shell, but I'm not sure if or how that affected the benches.

Raya

Just about done with the inside of the trailer

I have an old 81 vw camper that i started pillaging for parts

thats where i got the extra little tables, the cutting board and the fold up leg for the table, I need to extend it a little though.

The next big project Will be to steal the furnace from the old vw. and maybe the propane tank and the fridge if it fits better and works.

anyways its pretty much done for now heres some pics

more

Jason,
Glad to see you have been working hard - you have done a fabulous job
My "Tillie" is still sitting in the driveway, waiting for you to come by - you can start any time!!
Did you replace the liner, or is that original? Could you do a couple of pics of the weatherstripping you are using on the door and entrance - I need some ideas!
Vicki

umm the liner is original, my mother in law bought us one of those steam mops with atatchments so i steam cleaned it.

as for the doorway i havent yet decided what to use there but ill def. post it once i do

Jason,
That shiny new flooring looks fantastic, as does that nifty little fold out table, by the front door...you can sit and eat your breakfast, with the door open...make all the other campers jealous! Plus, they'll all want a sneak peak inside of that cute little EGGIE!
I'm with Vickie A.:...either come out to Oregon and help me fix mine up...or better yet, open up Perris Repair Shop and I'll drop mine off!
Hope to meet you and your family somewhere along the many trails and get to inspect that Egg, live and in person!
Barbara