My 1975 Scamp 13 restoration

[Bluetang99]

Just a few before and after shots on our ongoing Scamp restoration.

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Sprayed the inside with Behr interior paint. After years of the PO smoking it there camper the ensolite was absolutely stained and sticky.

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New vinyl flooring installed

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New 12 gallon water tank is installed, water pump is yet to be hooked up.

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Some of the fixtures installed. On the inside we still have to run some wire, cut new cabinet doors, run the water lines and back splash needs to be completed.

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Had to patch alot on the outside, will be spraying new paint soon and installing all new LED running lights.

[Bill Nolen]

Rob, it is looking great!

One question...what is the square object in the fiberglass wall above the stove?

Bill

[Bluetang99]

Originally Posted by Bill Nolen

Rob, it is looking great!

One question...what is the square object in the fiberglass wall above the stove?

Bill

The only thing in the wall above the stove is a window, or is there something else you're seeing?

[Bill Nolen]

Originally Posted by Bluetang99

The only thing in the wall above the stove is a window, or is there something else you're seeing?

Hummmm! I really do need to get my glasses checked!

I guess my eyes were hoping that you had found a super small A/C!


Bill

[Bluetang99]

Originally Posted by Bill Nolen

Hummmm! I really do need to get my glasses checked!

I guess my eyes were hoping that you had found a super small A/C!


Bill

You and me both! I was going to buy a window AC and stick it in that window on a hot day but every AC I looked at was over 20". It's crazy that after so many decades they still don't have the technology to make a small AC unit, unless I'm just not looking hard enough.

[Glenn Baglo]

Originally Posted by Bluetang99

It's crazy that after so many decades they still don't have the technology to make a small AC unit, unless I'm just not looking hard enough.

They have the technology to make larger trailers.

[Bluetang99]

Originally Posted by Glenn Baglo

They have the technology to make larger trailers.

They sure do.

[Bluetang99]

Just finished painting today, we were hoping for the yellow to be more of a buttery yellow but overall I am pretty happy with the color. I used Sherwin Williams AIC factory pack which is a single stage acrylic enamel branded for painting machinery and much much cheaper because of this. With a friends Sherwin Williams employee discount we payed a little over $80 for everything except the $15 hvlp gun from harbor freight. It took approx. a quart and a half of each color to do each half of the camper. The top half is actually a creamier off white color, my camera just isn't very good.

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Maybe a better picture of what the off white looks like next to the gel coat.

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First coat of yellow applied.

[Clayton]

Wow! Nice job, looks amazing.

[Bluetang99]

Originally Posted by Clayton

Wow! Nice job, looks amazing.

Thank you!

[jaye580]

Fabulous transformation!

[Bluetang99]

Here's a few more pictures. We are finally almost finished, we still need to do a few other minor things but I'm hoping all the big stuff is behind us.

[EllPea in CA]

I LOVE your tile backsplash and lights! I'd love to do this in my Lil Bigfoot, but the side window runs behind the sink and complicates the backsplash issue. On the plus side, there is more window...

Anyway, very nicely done!


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