I can tell that the front bunk has been removed. I did the same thing and used the bunk's cushion for the bottom bench. The skinny 'back cushion' is what you used to have to sit on when the bunk was in the 'down' position. It was a very narrow uncomfortable bench with the bunk down.
If you remove the hinge under that front window, you can put a small catch-all shelf there. Or totally remove the entire 'bump out' which takes a bit of pulling and prying, and you'll have a rounder front wall. But you'll have some exposed raw
fiberglass to deal with, just like on what the upper ceiling headliner covers.
I have a full set of neutral color beige curtains that campe with my UH, that I want to get rid of cheap, if you want them. They're great for the first year or two of camping when you're still figuring out what you want to do in the camper.
These trailers are notorious for leaking
windows, so you might need to cover it if its' stored outside. And keep an eye on your cushions in case they're getting wet, you'll need to move them away from the
windows.
just one of the quirks of our little egs
ooooh, looks like you have liners in your upper cabinets? Do you also have them in your lower floor storage cubbies?
1985 U-Haul (Sold) CT
Scamp 16 (current)
Linear Mode
