Original interior layout. Walls are painted, cupboards are painted. Foam is original. Floor has a new layer of plywood and peel and stick tiles? Walls are covered with a Popcorn foam and vinyl. Not Ensolite. It's thicker and open cell. Bad news is it gets wet, good news is water goes right through it and then it is dry again. Leaks may be easy to find.

It's original, lots of spider cracks and bubbles under the gel coat that show the mat underneath. Other places it looks like the gel coat could be lifted off in pieces. PO smeared silicone over every crack, rivet and around windows. Frame is a little rusty in the rear sections. Under the trailer is fiberglass, no wood visible.

Plywood floor added over the original floor. Time to see what is under this floor. I don't need the added weight of 2 floors.
The under floor is rotten and wet, pulled it all out.

Repaint and update the interior. Fix the exterior fiberglass and paint.
Check out the frame, rust seems to be mostly just on the surface, time to take a hammer to it and see how good or bad it is.

Everything works in the trailer, plastic parts are brittle and breaking, galley counter top has moisture damage.

2001 Pontiac Montana with 230,000+ KM on it. Not sure if a 14 year old van is up to the job.
We have owned it since new. I am going to add a transmission oil cooler and new fluid. First time for new fluid there. If it is not broken don't fix it.